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The Best Bank Accounts For A Teen?
rjhilton56
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Hello,
Iv left school (so i am 16 years old) i am going to collage what means i will be entitled to E.M.A and posibley a parttime job druing the summer holiday.
So i would like to open a bank account what i am able to use on In shops and on the internet.
I was thinking of going to R.B.S as some of my familey use this bank but i
have a feeling this would not be a smart move.
I have like no knollage about credit cards. So could you please recomend a bank for me to go too and the reasion why so its easy for me to compaire..
Thankyou.
Iv left school (so i am 16 years old) i am going to collage what means i will be entitled to E.M.A and posibley a parttime job druing the summer holiday.
So i would like to open a bank account what i am able to use on In shops and on the internet.
I was thinking of going to R.B.S as some of my familey use this bank but i
have a feeling this would not be a smart move.
I have like no knollage about credit cards. So could you please recomend a bank for me to go too and the reasion why so its easy for me to compaire..
Thankyou.
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You've got another 2 years to wait before you can get a credit card.
Forget about extra credit for your student years, rely on student loans/grants and part-time jobs to fund it, then when you get your job at the end of it you'll be quids in."A child of five could understand this. Fetch me a child of five." - Groucho Marx0 -
Would it be wrong of me to suggest that you forget about credit, stay on at school and hammer the English lessons?rjhilton56 wrote: »Hello,
iv just left school so i am 16 years old and i am going to collage so i will be getting E.M.A and hopefully will be getting a job.Whilst my posts do not constitute financial advice, I am always, without fail, 100% right!
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iv finished school. just crap at english as you can tell... but no need for that comment!
fixed it just for you
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I know, it was just me being snide.rjhilton56 wrote: »iv finished school. just crap at english as you can tell.
Kidding aside, Canny Jock's advice is best.
At 16 you're unable to get credit.
Bank account wise, there's a few options available to you. I'd say that RBS is no better or worse than any of the others for youth accounts.
:beer:Whilst my posts do not constitute financial advice, I am always, without fail, 100% right!
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I know, it was just me being snide.
Kidding aside, Canny Jock's advice is best.
At 16 you're unable to get credit.
Bank account wise, there's a few options available to you. I'd say that RBS is no better or worse than any of the others for youth accounts.
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Alright im sorry bout that i get offend when people comment on my english.
Well i have been looking at the wrong thing, i have been looking at credit cards.
looking at Current Accounts now :beer:0 -
I would say give natwest a try. Also their adapt account comes with a solo debit card which you can customize :T , but beware that every time it will cost a fiver to do so:eek:0
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hsbc have a much better web site - try them0
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alright thankyou everyone this has helpted.
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