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27 April 2010

additional card holders

My wife is currently on maternity leave. Unfortunately her employers don't offer maternity pay over SMP and as a result my wife's income has taken a bit of a bashing. I would like to know whether there are any options to add her onto my bank account as a card holder. I am with Natwest, and have asked this question direct of them and am waiting for their response. Thought I might see what you guys have to say on the matter as well! I realise that we could open a joint account, and may well go down this route, this is only because I thought it might be easier. Thanks Tron

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