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Where's Our Cash??
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I got married last Thursday and yesterday my new hubby and I opened a joint account at Barclays to pay in our wedding gift money. We paid in about £800 cash and 18 cheques. Today we have both checked our accounts online and we can see the new account but the balance is £0. We appreciate the cheques will take a few days but shouldn't the cash show up immediately?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Cheques should still show, just as uncleared funds. If nothing shows in Tuesday go to branch you paid it into with your paying in slip.
I recently paid a cheque in at a Barclays branch and someone there, for no apparent reason, put the cheque and slip in a cupboard without doing anything with them and forgot about them. It was only when I went in to query why there was nothing showing on my account that she remembered about them.
I recently paid a cheque in at a Barclays branch and someone there, for no apparent reason, put the cheque and slip in a cupboard without doing anything with them and forgot about them. It was only when I went in to query why there was nothing showing on my account that she remembered about them.
They would show if it was a banking day. Saturday is not a banking day, essentially they open but the transactions will not show untill Monday. As you say the cash is instantly cleared and if you went back an hour later and drew it out you'd be fine as they have an internal interim short balance system. The issue here is with the main system that Barclays use and it will not show until they have done a major batch the cheques will start to show on Monday as uncleared funds. Yes ladies and gentlemen you are at the mercy of the late great Grace Hopper who's Cobol code still handles 90% of bank transactions world wide.