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If the first-named holder dies, the second-named holder will automatically become the new first-named holder unless we are informed otherwise when we receive notification of the death. More information visit http://www.barclays.com/internationalpersonal/docs/further_details_for_joint_account_holders.pdf

If your name was never on the bank account, you will have to hire a lawyer to get your deposit money back.

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