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tamborine | 14:09 Thu 21st Jun 2012 | Personal Finance
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They're closing over the counter investment & withdrawals. Payments into an account are now by post; that would be a bank cheque ? If you dont agree to these new terms NS&I refund investments into payees bank accounts.

Anyone else use NS&I and object to this change ?
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I think that's a shame, I used to like my old PO book.
Lots of people! I work in a Post Office and can tell you that many of my customers are not happy. So unhappy in fact that they have closed their NSand I accounts and opened Post Office accounts, usually the instant saver account, as you can still pay in and withdraw money at Post Office branches with this account. The Post Office Reward Saver allows you to pay money in through a Post Office, but any withdrawals are paid directly into a nominated bank account.

There are one or two that have kept them open though and have set up direct debits into their account.

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