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hsbc overdrawn charges advice
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sorry that was a reply to lokolo's message, i didnt know anyone else replied before i sent that message0
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hey can you call up the bank and ask you to explain it more clearly. tell them your exact situation and ask how many charges you would incurr.
i think halifax will charge you around £25 for each time you go over your arranged overdraft limit. so you would get a £25 fine for your electricity bill, £25 for your phone, £25 for rent etc if it comes out when you have no available funds left.
am not entirely sure tho so i think its best to try and clarify with the bank, maybe go into a branch if you can xx~ Team Sticky ~
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You will be charged once for going over your overdraft limit (£25). Once you are overdrawn past your limit you won't charged again until you go back in to your normal limit then exceed it again. Thats another £25.
You will be charged interest at 19.9% per anum on your overdraft balance on top of the charges.0 -
so it might be best staying over my limit till i get loads of money come in rather than go back in limit then over again and back in and so on? if thats the case then i might be saved lol.
I canceled 2 direct debits last night encase i would get charged for them coming out. ill phone up the 2 companies and changed the payment day to end of month.
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That was the case for me. I stayed £75 overdrawn and didn't get charged again.0
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That was the case for me. I stayed £75 overdrawn and didn't get charged again.
So you didn't get charged for each day you were overdrawn? This is how I understood it and told MSE, but they seem to be thinking that you get charged everyday (which is clearly completely wrong). In which case, their overdraft tool is completely wrong.0
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