Simple, straightforward switching
N&P will go out of its way to make switching your current account easy for you. In fact we do most of it for you. It’s so much easier to manage your money, if all your income and payments operate from the same current account. So, N&P will sort out all the paperwork for you, help redirect your income into your new N&P Account and request that any payments you make on a regular basis also get transferred across to your new Account. N&P also feel one of the most important things is to make sure you receive a personal service and are kept informed of progress every step of the way.
How to switch
Here’s what happens when you switch
The switching team will confirm they have received your switching request and give you a named point of contact and contact number so if you do have any questions you will know who to speak to.
From start to finish switching your account usually takes around 4- 6 weeks. We do rely on your existing current account provider carrying out our request. This means sometimes your switch could be complete sooner or it may take a bit longer. We will keep you informed and let you know if we need to chase your existing current account provider for the information.
STEP 1:
You tell us what needs switching: your salary, income and any regular payments.
STEP 2:
We contact your existing current account provider for details of your regular payments and give you a salary / credit instruction letter for your employer (or income provider) so they can redirect your income.
STEP 3:
You pass the salary/credit instruction letter to your employer/income provider, or you can ask us to send this for you. We set up all your standing orders and regular payments on your new N&P Gold Current Account.
STEP 4:
At the appropriate time, we will send you a form to request that your old current account provider cancel all regular payments, transfer the balance and close your old account.
YOUR SWITCH IS COMPLETE
You can download our switching forms here.
Please remember that all payments will continue to be taken from your existing bank / building society account until the companies and organisations that collect these payments, have acted on our request to amend their records with your new account details. Therefore, we recommend that until all Direct Debits are transferred, you hold sufficient funds on both accounts to pay any direct debits being claimed .