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> Pay your service charge online
The reference is the 10-digit number which is on your invoice and starts ‘18'.
There are a number of different ways to pay your service charge bills
Please note that the options for paying by instalments and the periods allowed depend on the type of the service charge bill. These options are set out on the following web pages:
There are various ways for you to pay your charges.
- Pay online
- Pay over the phone
- Telephone or internet banking with your bank
- By direct debit
- By post
- At a bank
- At a post office
- Help paying for service charges
Pay online
You can pay online. The reference is the 10-digit number which is on your invoice and starts ‘18'.
Pay over the phone
You can pay with a credit or debit card by calling Haringey Council’s automated 24 hour telephone payment service on 0300 456 0520 (please see call charges). You will need a touchtone telephone to use this service. Take option 7 for paying a ‘Haringey invoice’. You will be asked for a 10-digit account number. This is the number which is on your invoice and starts ‘18’.
Benefits of paying using the automated telephone payment service:
- pay any time, any place
- no more queues
- saves paper and helps the environment.
Telephone or internet banking with your bank
To use one of these options, you will need to give your bank the following information:
- The 10-digit invoice number shown on the invoice which starts ‘18’
- Barclays account number: 73632113. Sort code: 20-98-47
- Account name: London Borough of Haringey
Haringey Council is still the freeholder; Homes for Haringey manages the housing services day to day, so you should still make any payments to Haringey Council.
Direct Debit
You can pay your service charges directly from your bank account by direct debit.
Benefits of paying by direct debit:
- you don’t have to remember to pay every month
- you don’t have to worry about forgetting a payment if you are ill or on holiday
- we will update your direct debit every year and let you know before we amend it
Download a direct debit form (pdf)
By post
You can post your cheque to the address below. Please make your cheque payable to ‘Haringey Council’ and write your service charge account number and invoice number on the back. Haringey Council is still the freeholder; Homes for Haringey manages services day-to-day, so you should still make any payments to Haringey Council.
Send your cheque to:
Leasehold Services
2nd floor, 48 Station Road
London
N22 7TY
At a bank
You can pay at a bank by using the credit transfer form printed on your invoice.
Note that your bank may charge you for this.
At a post office
You can pay by post office giro.
Note that the post office may charge you for using the girobank service.
Help paying for service charges
Unfortunately we cannot help you if you are having trouble paying your service charges. However, if you are sick, unemployed or disabled, it is likely you will qualify for financial support under the government’s benefit system.
Please apply to your local Benefits Agency or get advice from your local Citizens Advice Bureau.
Please refer to the Council website for more information on this subject http://www.haringey.gov.uk/council-tax-and-benefits/housing-benefit-and-council-tax-reductions
Please note that if you qualify for help, you will still be responsible for paying your service charges.
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