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sherrardk | 21:54 Wed 24th Feb 2010 | Business & Finance
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Are there any organisations who are allowed to access your bank account details without your permission?
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yes, the police can. the Local Authority fraud and DWP fraud can if appropriate.
22:08 Wed 24th Feb 2010
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and Gorden Brown
22:39 Wed 24th Feb 2010
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I would think approximately 20.............why?
22:41 Wed 24th Feb 2010
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I would imagine that Her Majestys Revenue and Customs can.
01:10 Thu 25th Feb 2010
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If you claim means-tested benefits the department paying out the money may check your account to make sure you're not cheating them.
01:15 Thu 25th Feb 2010
Avatar Image R1Geezer
you give out that information every time you write a cheque so it isn't really a secret!
05:52 Thu 25th Feb 2010
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The authorities can for legal reasons obviously. Media URL: http://www.google.com
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20:03 Sun 28th Feb 2010
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The answer to your question is, unfortunately, yes. I don't agree with it but our rights as subjects (no, we are NOT citizens) in Britain, are being eroded every day.
21:16 Wed 03rd Mar 2010

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