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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling in the 'Account details' section. Enter your account name, account number, branch, and sort code using BLOCK CAPITALS.
  3. Next, move to the 'Payee details' section. Here, input the 'Name of person or organisation you are paying', along with any payment reference if known. Ensure that the sort code and account number for the payee are entered correctly.
  4. In the 'About the payment' section, specify how often payments will be made (weekly, monthly, etc.) and provide details for the first payment date and amount.
  5. Choose between setting a final payment date or opting for payments until further notice.
  6. Finally, complete the form by signing and dating it in the 'Confirmation' section.

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Economic and financial abuse involves someone controlling your ability to get, use or keep your money or economic resources. People who use coercive control might use economic and financial abuse as part of their abusive behaviour.
Personal financial advisors provide advice on investments, insurance, mortgages, estate planning, taxes, and retirement to help individuals manage their finances.
In summary, the Treasurer is responsible for: General financial oversight. Funding, fundraising and sales.
Payor Definition The payor (sometimes referred to as the payer) is the party in a financial transaction that is making payment, whether it be in exchange for goods or services, to settle a claim, or to satisfy another financial obligation.
A fiduciary is someone who manages money or property for someone else.

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The one legally responsible for another persons money and property is call a fiduciary. The person whose money is being managed is known as the principal. A fiduciary is expected to manage the principals money and property for the principals benefit without regard to anyone else.
It is important to understand all the differences when it comes to payee vs payer, as the terms represent the two main parties In a financial transaction. The payer is the one making a payment, and the payee is the one receiving the payment.
The payee is the person who receives money from the payor. The payor is the person who pays the money to the payee. In some situations, such as when writing a check to yourself, the payee and payor can be the same person.

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