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DonCredo
10 months ago

Hello and my condolences. As far as the fees are concerned, I can badly estimate that you do not provide any information, e.g. how often. If this comes quarterly, the fees may be due from the account statement. Don’t you have any extracts? Are you empowered or are there bank powers beyond death?

From now on it becomes more complicated:

Does the Santanderbank already know about the father’s death? If not, you should inform the bank. With the notification, all accounts of the father are rewritten to estate and blocked until the inheritance has been clarified and proven. This can then cause the resolution or can be rewritten by the complete customer connection. Payments for e.g. funeral costs are possible against proof.

You can’t say much more without more specific information. Recommendation: Make appointment with the bank. Gruss

HesslerITCon
10 months ago

My heartfelt condolences at this point still in decline

No topic you must send a copy of it death certificate to the bank, but then immediately closed.

Is there a will? Look at all the documents. At my dad we found savings books in the laundry cabinet from the post office he had totally forgotten.

You can only recommend it.

DonCredo
10 months ago
Reply to  HesslerITCon

… the account is closed immediately … with certainty not only due to the death certificate ☝️

AngiedieSchlaue
10 months ago

I suspect that this is account management fees that exist for as long as the account also exists.

steefi
10 months ago

The last time I paid 30 years ago. My bank(s) don’t take any.

AngiedieSchlaue
10 months ago
Reply to  steefi

Me neither.

But many still take fees.

steefi
10 months ago

Aha

AngiedieSchlaue
10 months ago

I don’t know and I don’t care.

I’m happy with my bank.

steefi
10 months ago

What is the advantage of such banks?

ultrarunner
10 months ago

Take a look at the account statement.

If that doesn’t help, ask the bank.

ultrarunner
10 months ago
Reply to  Futurejumpe

If no cash inputs are made to the account, it will eventually slip into the minus. There are even interest and fees.

If the account is not used, you should close it.

ultrarunner
10 months ago

No one will be able to tell you this. You have to ask Santander Bank.

DerBayer80
10 months ago

How about asking the bank?

anti45
10 months ago

Ask the bank.