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Choose to receive your statements online - no fuss, no mess and we do the filing for you.
Once you've registered for ibanking, we'll send you an activation code by post - it usually arrives within seven days. When you have the activation code, you're ready to start using the service.
It’s easy to switch to online statements:
You will also need to provide a valid email address so we can send you alerts when your statement is ready to view online.
Find out more about Online Banking - you could start taking greater control of your finances in just a few minutes.
Sometimes, you need a paper statement – perhaps to prove your identity or your income.
It’s free to order up to three months of duplicate paper statements. And you can do this twice in any 12 month period for free.
You can order free paper statements online, by phone or at your nearest branch.
If you’re an Online Banking customer you can order paper statements from the statement section in Online Banking.
Please contact your Relationship Manager or call us on 01624 637000.
We’ll send your statements to you in the post. They should arrive three to four working days after we receive your request.
Opting to stop receiving paper statements by post:
I accept that you will provide me with information by email about my personal accounts as detailed above. I am confirming that I have told all other joint account holders that I am requesting that paper statements no longer be sent by post and that they are happy for me to make this request.
If you choose to stop receiving bank statements by post:
Remember - we never send emails that contain links asking you to enter your PIN, password or any other security details.
These emails are from fraudsters.