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Post Office® services
Everyday banking at the Post Office
- Pay money into your account with a debit card.
- Use your debit card and PIN to check your account balance.
- Free cash withdrawals – up to £300 per day from your current account.
Things you can do at the Post Office
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- Use your debit card and PIN to pay cash into your account.
- Once your cash has been counted, you’ll be given a receipt, and you’ll have instant access to your money.
- You can pay in up to £2,995 a month and up to £20,000 a year. If you have a joint account, you can both pay in up to £2,995 a month and £20,000 per year.
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- When you pay in a cheque, you’ll need to use a cheque envelope and a paying-in slip. You can get cheque envelopes at the Post Office or in any Halifax branch, but we’ll need to order paying in slips for you. We can do this in any Halifax branch, or you can give us a call.
- Cheques paid in at the Post Office will take at least one additional working day to credit your account.
- If you're paying in cash and cheques at the same time, you’ll need a paying in slip and cheque envelope for your cheques and a separate paying in slip for your cash.
- From 31 December 2025 you’ll no longer be able to pay cheques into your account at the Post Office.
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You can withdraw up to £300 a day from your current account, at the Post Office. All you need is your debit card and PIN. These withdrawals are free but do count towards your £800 daily cash machine limit. So, if you withdraw £300 over the Post Office counter, you’ll only be able to withdraw a further £500 from a cash machine, on the same day.
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You can check your balance at the counter. All you need is your debit card and PIN.
Save yourself a trip
There are many things you can do with our Mobile Banking app and Online Banking. Such as keeping track of your money, making payments and checking your statements. It’s safe, secure and easy to access.
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