Discharged, need a cheque book, any ideas?

JPS29

Hi All,

As the title says I am discharged from bankruptcy and would really like a cheque book. No overdraft, no debit card, nothing else just a bog standard account with a cheque facility.
I already have a co-op cashminder account which is ideal but lacks the cheque book.

I have applied for Natwest basic account but got turned down due to BR being on my file. I was gonna give it a month or so before I done the credit file clean up so any ideas in the mean time?

And yes I really do need a chequbook, I know there are alternatives.

Cheers

(lol, just realised I posted this in the credit card section by mistake, cue the flames)

fermi

InTheBrownStuff wrote: »

(lol, just realised I posted this in the credit card section by mistake, cue the flames)

OK. Ignore my post there then.

JPS29

Fermi, can you lock/delete the other one for me pls?

skylight

No, don't lock it yet - I want to get in and have a BR moan!!!



(Can't help with the cheque book though!)

fermi

fermi wrote: »

OK. Ignore my post there then.

I can't I'm afraid. Can only do that on boards I am a BG for.

Just let it go.

It can be entertaining.;)

skylight

Its a bit cold. Just waiting for the heat.


(Bored tonight. Its either fanning flames here or going to bingo with the MIL at the church hall............)

peachyprice

Aw, they're not too bad over there, I've posted a few times in their section without any nastiness, certainly alot friendlier than some of the others :rolleyes:

ITBS, let me know how you get on, a cheque book would be really really useful for me too. It's a right pain making sure I have exact money for all the school trips, subs, photos etc etc for 3 children

fiveyearplan

I get my son to write me a cheque when I need it.

Lightattheend

I needed to send some money with my driving licence - had to change the picture as it was nothing like me, and I mean nothing like me!! I had to get a postal order in the end which cost me £2!! Would have been a lot easier and cheaper if I had a cheque book.

skylight

Well thanks a lot you guys.


No heat, no flames so I got stuck with bingo and MIL..... You could have started a fight. Just a small one.

fiveyearplan

Lightattheend wrote: »

I needed to send some money with my driving licence - had to change the picture as it was nothing like me, and I mean nothing like me!! I had to get a postal order in the end which cost me £2!! Would have been a lot easier and cheaper if I had a cheque book.

I just got my son's and daughter's provisional licence and paid cash at the post office.