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RBS Graduate Interest-Free Overdraft
savetospend
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Hi, does anyone know what the interest-free overdraft limit is for Year 3 of RBS graduate royalties account?
My first year was £2000, yr 2 was £1850, and for the past two months I have been charged interest so it has obviously decreased again (which they didn't inform me of - although no doubt it was in the original t&cs that they could do this) and has taken me into unarranged overdraft (due to the interest charge) so I will be charged for this too.
My own fault I know but as I said does anyone know what the interest-free limit is for Yr 3.
Thanks in advance
My first year was £2000, yr 2 was £1850, and for the past two months I have been charged interest so it has obviously decreased again (which they didn't inform me of - although no doubt it was in the original t&cs that they could do this) and has taken me into unarranged overdraft (due to the interest charge) so I will be charged for this too.
My own fault I know but as I said does anyone know what the interest-free limit is for Yr 3.
Thanks in advance
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Not sure where the £1850 come from but it (the interest free level) should decrease by £500 per year from a year after graduation.
Within two years of graduation you are eligible to apply for an interest free loan to repay whatever you owe on overdraft though.0 -
Yeh, I noticed that on the website
With effect from 5th July 2005, Graduate customers are offered interest-free overdrafts , by prior arrangement, of:- up to £2,000 in year 1 after graduation
- up to £1,500 in year 2 after graduation
- up to £1,000 in year 3 after graduation
Thanks for the advance on the loan but I wouldn't be accepted at the moment - credit file has went to pot.0 -
Yeah well in my first year i got £1800 overdraft, I still have it in my second year but they charge me interest on the extra £300 as Im only entitled to £1500 interest free but the interest is minimal.0
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