Your Nominated Account definition

Your Nominated Account means the bank account notified by you to us into which we
Your Nominated Account means the Recipient’s bank account details as specified in your Order and confirmed in the Deal Confirmation.

Examples of Your Nominated Account in a sentence

  • You authorise that billing company to deduct from Your Nominated Account all Fees payable by You under this Agreement.

  • These are listed by product – 1 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISA 90 days tax-free interest 2 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISA 180 days tax-free interest 3 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISA 270 days tax-free interest 5 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISA 365 days tax-free interest If You ask for money from Your Fixed Rate ISA account to be paid to Your Nominated Account, You cannot cancel that request and You cannot reinstate Your Fixed Rate ISA account once it has been closed.

  • If You have not funded Your Notice Account to the minimum balance within 14 calendar days of application, Your Notice Account will be closed, and any deposits made up to this date will be returned to Your Nominated Account.

  • We may refund You if Your linked Nominated Account has been fraudulently changed or a fraudster takes over Your Nominated Account before You made the payment from Your ▇▇▇▇▇ savings account.

  • If Your Fixed Rate ISA account becomes void under the ISA Regulations, We will notify You by letter and We will close Your account and repay funds back Your Nominated Account.

  • This account will become Your Nominated Account – allowing You to make deposits and withdrawals to and from Your ▇▇▇▇▇ savings account.

  • When You close Your account, We’ll pay the total balance with any accrued interest into Your Nominated Account and send you a closing statement.

  • All deposits into Your savings account must be from Your Nominated Account.

  • Deposits from Your Nominated Account will normally be credited to Your savings account on the same day.

  • You can fund Your Notice Account by electronic transfer from Your Nominated Account.