- How to Notify Guaranty Trust Bank of a Death
Beneath, you’ll find a full guide to notifying Guaranty Trust Bank of a death. Or, to make this process easier, you can use Life Ledger for free to inform a number of UK companies all through one, convenient platform.
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What information will you need to report a death to Guaranty Trust Bank?
Most financial institutions, including Guaranty Trust Bank, will need the following information when you initially contact them:
- Account number(s) and sort code(s)
- Full contact details of the deceased, including their date of birth, NI number and registered home phone number
- Details of the person dealing with the Estate – if not you, please ensure that you have their permission to pass on their details.
What you need
The deceased’s:
Date of Birth
Date of Death
Full name and usual address
Death certificate or interim death certificate (scan or photograph)
Who you can notify with Life Ledger
- Banks
- Life insurance
- Social media
- Building societies
- Health insurance
- Pet insurance
- Streaming services
- Credit cards
- Home insurance
- Travel insurance
- Loyalty cards
- Cable & satellite TV
- Telephone & broadband
- Energy providers
- Mobile
- Online shopping
- Water companies
- Pensions
Life Ledger is a secure, easy-to-use service to send death notifications
- Manage everything from one point
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- Collaborate with friends & family
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