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Originally posted by Maslins View PostFrom our perspective it being in a savings/current account with one bank makes negligible difference. Typically the bank in question will close both accounts at the same time.
Where it's spread across different banks, it can cause a problem. Reason being each bank will respond on their own timescales, so we might get some of your company's cash really quick, but then be waiting ages for the remainder.
Certainly makes our life easier if you combine it to be held with one bank.
Barclays and Cater Allen are without doubt the two best banks we deal with.
HSBC/Santander are ok.
Natwest/Lloyds/BoS/RBoS are painfully slow.When a man says his word is as good as his bond take his bond.Comment
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Another TWO positive votes for MVL Online
Hi all,
I have nothing but praise for the services of MVL Online.
I went into permanent employment just over a year ago and hence started the Voluntary Liquidation of two limited companies.
Having been previously "done over" by a certain Mr Darren Upton (dodgy accountant) I was nervous signing over control of the bank accounts to anyone especially as the sums involved were significant.
I received 75% of the money within a few weeks of signing the paperwork (accounts were with HSBC) and today received the balance into my account for the second of the company closures.
The only delay to an otherwise easy, quick and professional service seem to be the HMRC.
Thank you to the MVL Online people - I am pretty sure from the above details you know who I am and I promised to post a reviewComment
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Originally posted by swebb View PostAh ok, well I use Cater Allen for current, and Santander and Aldermore for savings. I assume if I was to move it all in to Cater Allen it would be shifting to the account you open fairly swiftly.Comment
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Positivity bandwagon!
I'm jumping on the bandwagon in praise of MVLOnline!
Recently completed mine, and the only flies in the ointment were both HMRC and NatWest (in terms of delays), but both completely out of MVLOnline's hands...their own service was exemplary.Comment
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Originally posted by swebb View PostAh ok, well I use Cater Allen for current, and Santander and Aldermore for savings. I assume if I was to move it all in to Cater Allen it would be shifting to the account you open fairly swiftly.Comment
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Originally posted by Underbase View PostIf you have over the FCA in CA + Santander you arent protected for the surplus anyway as they are the same group.When a man says his word is as good as his bond take his bond.Comment
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Why the transfer of funds?
This question is aimed at Maslins.
On their website part of the closing down process is "Company funds transferred to liquidation estate account".
Why do the funds have to be transferred at all to another third party account?
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Originally posted by castoff101 View PostThis question is aimed at Maslins.
On their website part of the closing down process is "Company funds transferred to liquidation estate account".
Why do the funds have to be transferred at all to another third party account?
Thank you
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostGoogle is your friend.
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