"debit into" is not a grammatically correct phrase.
A more grammatically correct phrase would be "debit from." Example: The money will be debited from your account on the 15th of every month.
Hence, according to one story, its name, because it pushes retailers' accounts from the red (debit) into the black (credit).
Hagger suggests setting up a direct debit into a savings account to leave your current account one day after payday.
My problem concerns the non-payment of a long-standing direct debit into my John Lewis account last month, and the consequent imposition of interest.
"We started a monthly direct debit into a tax-free ISA to save money for our baby's future but now we are thinking about doing want we can to see if we can get a decent future for him.
Work out what you have spare each month and set up a direct debit into a savings account that you won't find yourself dipping into by mistake but can access if necessary.
Private tenants will usually be paid by cheque or by direct debit into a bank or building society account.
"When the hackers took over my account they attempted direct debits into the account.
Punters can pay simply by inserting their debit cards into the set-top box.
In the 2017-18 budgetheTurnbullbull government announced it would expand the cashless debit card into two new regions.
People insert a credit or debit card into a slot in the phone and key in the amount to be transferred and a PIN.
But be careful - if you forget to stop a direct debit paying into an Isa before the end of the tax year you will find yourself locked into the same savings plan for the next 12 months.
