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Natwest Overdraft
George61_2
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I have just opened a Natwest Currentplus account and would like a small £50 OD limit just for emergencies, is it best to apply for it now or wait a few months ?.
Thanks.
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Probably best to try now but to be honest £50 is a bit small, am not sure if they would consider that amount, best to try at least £100, if they say no the first time then try again in a few months once they've seen how your managing the account.0
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If you only want a £50 overdraft that would be fine. The advisor in branch will be able to tell you if you can have one, to be honest dont think it would make much difference if you apply for it now with it only being such a small amount that you want.0
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You can apply straight away however if your declined they will recommend you wait 3-6 months until you apply again.Im an ex employee RBS GroupHowever Any Opinion Given On MSE Is Strictly My Own0
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