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FLR (M) saving on bank account problem

Post by johnsonbaby » Sun Jul 13, 2014 12:27 am

Hi, everyone. I have some question about the saving on bank account, I put some money into my home country account 6 months ago, I transferred all the money into uk 3 months before. Can I just show these two bank statement together to prove I have 6 months cash saving on my account?

And I have a lot transaction in these 6 month period, how much should the amount will calculate into cash saving?
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Re: FLR (M) saving on bank account problem

Post by MPH80 » Sun Jul 13, 2014 12:48 am

On the first point - yes - but highlight the transaction on both account statements to show the movement.

On the second point - it'll be the minimum balance you've held continuously over that period that'll be allowed.

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Re: FLR (M) saving on bank account problem

Post by johnsonbaby » Mon Jul 14, 2014 11:26 am

Thanks for your reply.

What if I have 30000 on account . Then I put 20000 yesterday . And take 10000 today. How much will be in cash saving?
MPH80 wrote:On the first point - yes - but highlight the transaction on both account statements to show the movement.

On the second point - it'll be the minimum balance you've held continuously over that period that'll be allowed.

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