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Known as ISO 9362, SWIFT-BIC, BIC code, SWIFT ID or SWIFT code) is a standardįormat of Business Identifier Codes approved by the International Organizationįor Standardization (ISO). To keep up to date with the latest money news, join our Money Saving Scotland Facebook page here, or subscribe to our newsletter which goes out four times each week - sign up here.The Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT) (also If you need help or advice contact the Refuge Freephone National Domestic Abuse Helpline on 0808 2000 247.įind out more about support from TSB, here.įind out more about Hestia and Safe Spaces, here.

Patrick Ryan, chief executive of charity Hestia, said: “As the cost-of-living crisis continues to deepen, we are seeing an increase in demand for our domestic abuse support services.”Ĭarol Anderson, director of TSB’s branch network, said: “Our specially trained branch staff are ready to assist victims within their communities - and we would encourage any impacted TSB customers needing support to come and speak to us.” Where to get immediate help

In England, the Norwich, Swindon, Wolverhampton and Walsall branches will also offer the scheme.įarah Nazeer, chief executive of Women’s Aid said: “Women’s Aid welcomes the launch of TSB’s emergency flee fund, which addresses a vital need to help survivors escape abuse in this crisis period.” The pilot will initially run in TSB’s Alloa, Dundee and Galashiels branches in Scotland. In partnership with Women’s Aid, TSB is also launching a pilot scheme to allow domestic abuse victims to safely open and access a bank account, without standard documentation. The introduction of Online Safe Spaces will run in conjunction with the Safe Spaces TSB currently offers in its 220 branches across the UK. In October alone, 178,000 people used an Online Safe Space, compared to the usual average of 70,000 per month Importantly, it leaves no internet history trace, and provides quick exit options. Launched by the domestic abuse charity Hestia, Online Safe Spaces provides a discreet online portal on company websites for victims to get advice and helpful contact numbers.

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Full list of one-off payments for parents and households due to be issued before New Year.

£260 payments for families will start landing in bank account from next week until Christmas.

TSB also becomes the first bank to join the ‘Online Safe Spaces’ initiative to offer help to victims from the TSB website, with the service becoming available in the new year. The scheme has been developed in partnership with domestic abuse charities.

Customers can request the support by visiting a TSB branch where all staff have received specialist training in supporting people experiencing domestic abuse. The amount of support paid will be based on individual needs and aims to help people with the cost of essentials such as travel, clothing and toiletries. The ‘Emergency Flee Fund’ offers support payments of between £50 and £500 which will be paid into a TSB bank account that only the customer can access. TSB has launched a new fund to help support existing customers fleeing abusive relationships by providing a payment of up to £500.

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