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Jinaral Q and A
What is the difference between a standing order and a direct debit?
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[QUOTE="Lenard, post: 3977, member: 5"] You can think of a standing order as an instruction you give to your bank so that on your behalf they can send money to a specific account of your choice on a regular basis. Now with a direct debit you are essentially granting permission to a registered business to request money from your account on a regular basis just like a standing order except with a direct debit there is a variable aspect were a registered business will only take a certain amount of money you owe them. For example, paying bills. [/QUOTE]
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