With xmas eve and new years eve being a normal monday and not a bank holiday 
is it fair to assume payment will still be paid on those days and not the 
friday before?

"dave h"  wrote in message 
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> With xmas eve and new years eve being a normal monday and not a bank 
> holiday is it fair to assume payment will still be paid on those days and 
> not the friday before?
>
>
>

Payment should go in before hand.

Niteawk wrote:
> 
> "dave h"  wrote in message 
> news:B6T6j.3662$745.2484@newsfe1-win.ntli.net...
>> With xmas eve and new years eve being a normal monday and not a bank 
>> holiday is it fair to assume payment will still be paid on those days 
>> and not the friday before?
>>
>>
>>
> 
> Payment should go in before hand.

No, it will go in on both Mondays and not the previous Friday.

-- 
Robbie

Thanks robbie
Thats what logic told me but i saw an article in the papers today about 
pensions being paid at post offices which was unclear so thought it worth 
asking the question (about pension credit, which i notice i forget to 
mention).



"Robbie"  wrote in message 
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> Niteawk wrote:
>>
>> "dave h"  wrote in message 
>> news:B6T6j.3662$745.2484@newsfe1-win.ntli.net...
>>> With xmas eve and new years eve being a normal monday and not a bank 
>>> holiday is it fair to assume payment will still be paid on those days 
>>> and not the friday before?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>> Payment should go in before hand.
>
> No, it will go in on both Mondays and not the previous Friday.
>
> -- 
> Robbie

dave h wrote:
> Thanks robbie
> Thats what logic told me but i saw an article in the papers today about 
> pensions being paid at post offices which was unclear so thought it worth 
> asking the question (about pension credit, which i notice i forget to 
> mention).
> 
> 
> 
> "Robbie"  wrote in message 
> news:5s3585F16obtgU2@mid.individual.net...
>> Niteawk wrote:
>>> "dave h"  wrote in message 
>>> news:B6T6j.3662$745.2484@newsfe1-win.ntli.net...
>>>> With xmas eve and new years eve being a normal monday and not a bank 
>>>> holiday is it fair to assume payment will still be paid on those days 
>>>> and not the friday before?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>> Payment should go in before hand.
>> No, it will go in on both Mondays and not the previous Friday.
>>
>> -- 
>> Robbie 
> 
> 

Post Offices have different arrangements for some days as eg on 
Christmas Eve many close at 12.30pm but for those paid via the banks it 
is determined by how the banking system works - many people get paid on 
the 31st and pensions etc are paid in the same way.

-- 
Robbie

On 9 Dec, 14:39, "dave h"  wrote:
> With xmas eve and new years eve being a normal monday and not a bank holiday
> is it fair to assume payment will still be paid on those days and not the
> friday before?

For payment into accounts the payment will be credited on the normal
payday or if that a bank hol the banking day before.  This is the same
for all hols.

For chq payments it's a little more complicated but the cheque is on
the normal payday or if that a bank hol the banking day before (never
a sat.).  The cheques are sent out allowing extra days postage for
xmas and can ususlyy be cashed early as the PO never seen to look at
the date on the chq.

Mike

"Robbie"  wrote in message 
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> dave h wrote:
>> Thanks robbie
>> Thats what logic told me but i saw an article in the papers today about 
>> pensions being paid at post offices which was unclear so thought it worth 
>> asking the question (about pension credit, which i notice i forget to 
>> mention).
>>
>>
>>
>> "Robbie"  wrote in message 
>> news:5s3585F16obtgU2@mid.individual.net...
>>> Niteawk wrote:
>>>> "dave h"  wrote in message 
>>>> news:B6T6j.3662$745.2484@newsfe1-win.ntli.net...
>>>>> With xmas eve and new years eve being a normal monday and not a bank 
>>>>> holiday is it fair to assume payment will still be paid on those days 
>>>>> and not the friday before?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>> Payment should go in before hand.
>>> No, it will go in on both Mondays and not the previous Friday.
>>>
>>> -- 
>>> Robbie
>>
>>
>
> Post Offices have different arrangements for some days as eg on Christmas 
> Eve many close at 12.30pm but for those paid via the banks it is 
> determined by how the banking system works - many people get paid on the 
> 31st and pensions etc are paid in the same way.
>
> -- 
> Robbie

I'm due a direct credit payment on the 1st of Jan '08 (Tue). As this will be 
a bank holiday, will it go in on the 31st of Jan (Mon) or on the 2nd of Jan 
(Wed)?

"Enzo"  wrote in message 
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> I'm due a direct credit payment on the 1st of Jan '08 (Tue). As this will 
> be a bank holiday, will it go in on the 31st of Jan (Mon) or on the 2nd of 
> Jan (Wed)?
(Income Support)

Enzo wrote:
> "Robbie"  wrote in message 
> news:5s37agF17g9beU1@mid.individual.net...
>> dave h wrote:
>>> Thanks robbie
>>> Thats what logic told me but i saw an article in the papers today about 
>>> pensions being paid at post offices which was unclear so thought it worth 
>>> asking the question (about pension credit, which i notice i forget to 
>>> mention).
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> "Robbie"  wrote in message 
>>> news:5s3585F16obtgU2@mid.individual.net...
>>>> Niteawk wrote:
>>>>> "dave h"  wrote in message 
>>>>> news:B6T6j.3662$745.2484@newsfe1-win.ntli.net...
>>>>>> With xmas eve and new years eve being a normal monday and not a bank 
>>>>>> holiday is it fair to assume payment will still be paid on those days 
>>>>>> and not the friday before?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>> Payment should go in before hand.
>>>> No, it will go in on both Mondays and not the previous Friday.
>>>>
>>>> -- 
>>>> Robbie
>>>
>> Post Offices have different arrangements for some days as eg on Christmas 
>> Eve many close at 12.30pm but for those paid via the banks it is 
>> determined by how the banking system works - many people get paid on the 
>> 31st and pensions etc are paid in the same way.
>>
>> -- 
>> Robbie
> 
> I'm due a direct credit payment on the 1st of Jan '08 (Tue). As this will be 
> a bank holiday, will it go in on the 31st of Jan (Mon) or on the 2nd of Jan 
> (Wed)? 
> 
> 

31st December.

-- 
Robbie