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Bank account - poor credit history
DaringDon
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Hello all. Can anyone tell me if there are any bank accounts available that may be suited to people with poor credit history?
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anyone :-s0
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Depending on how poor your credit rating is, a basic bank account might be the best option for you - they usually come with just a cash card and either no overdraft or just a 10 pound buffer zone. You may need more facilities than that, I don't know your situation.
Check out this site:
http://www.moneysupermarket.com/currentaccounts/
It lets you compare accounts / see what facilities are on offer.DFW Nerd No. 140
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It is just a basic account i am looking for that allows wages to be paid into it. I applied to First Direct and was turned down. Any other suggestions people?0
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try a building society you can have your wages paid in there x0
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Best two are;DaringDon wrote:It is just a basic account i am looking for that allows wages to be paid into it. I applied to First Direct and was turned down. Any other suggestions people?
Natwest Step Account - No overdraft of cheque facility, but you do get a solo card and good internet banking with immediate updates
Co-Op "cash minder" again no overdraft or cheque book but you do get an Electron card:rolleyes: It’s hard enough remembering my opinions - without remembering my reasons for them :rolleyes:0
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