Bank account for small club/group

Barclays (or used to) do 'Community' account for small charities, community groups, clubs and societies. Other banks like Lloyds TSB have "Treasurer's" account for similar groups. Most have free banking but place a limit on writing more than 10 cheques a month etc. They usually require a copy of club's constitution and resolution by management committee.

Alec

Avoiding dealing with the idiots who inhabit banks. If what they do seems to be stupid it's because they are stupid. You have to keep trying until you talk to someone who understands what you need. Lloyds TSB have a Treasurer's account but it may take talking to a few idiots before you can get through to someone who knows what they are talking about.

Allan Gould [ snipped-for-privacy@me.freeserve.com] said

I have set up treasurers accounts with both the Nationwide and Portman building societies in the past.

We could not at the time have access to Internet banking because we wanted 2 signatures to authorise a withdrawal but this was a few years back now so that one may have been cracked.

Couldn't you still have internet banking usage without withdrawal facilities online?

In message , Peter Saxton writes

That wouldn't be 'banking on line' though as you wouldn't be able to perform transactions. It would just be an ability to see the statement.

Peter Saxton [ snipped-for-privacy@petersaxton.co.uk] said

At the time it was all or nothing.

Without a hint of irony, "Alec" astounded uk.finance on 11 Feb 2005 by announcing:

They still do. We have one.