The most basic waywould be to print out his bank details and go into a local branch.
Some of us older folks can do such things through websites, but that usually requires a current account...
(Some of us older folks can do such things through websites, but that usually requires a current account...
JustHere4Coffee remembers when all o' this were car parks,
Sun 5 Jan 2003, 19:36,
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right...I get ya...but I'm not really a kid....I just don't get this bank stuff really lol.
( AzToTheRescue The arsehole formally known as Az The S slur,
Sun 5 Jan 2003, 19:38,
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wellyou give the money to a bank.
You think they are keeping it safe, but in reality they are investing it on the stockmarket. This makes them money. They then give some of this back as interest. They also lend money to other people, charge interest on that, and earn money that way.
(,
Sun 5 Jan 2003, 19:45,
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You think they are keeping it safe, but in reality they are investing it on the stockmarket. This makes them money. They then give some of this back as interest. They also lend money to other people, charge interest on that, and earn money that way.
When I got my first accountI tried to use as many different coins as possible to make it more 'interesting'... I was most upset when my mum explained what 'interest' meant and that small change had to be bagged according to denomination...
( Batsgirl,
Sun 5 Jan 2003, 19:48,
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