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Which student bank account?
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poormaria
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Hello,
I am going to start a full time degree course in Sept and I am wondering which bank account to use. I am £500 in my overdraft with the Natwest which gets paid off monthly when I get paid (as i will continue to do so) so I ideally need one with a smallish overdraft but want to go for a decent one. Any opinions?
cheers
I am going to start a full time degree course in Sept and I am wondering which bank account to use. I am £500 in my overdraft with the Natwest which gets paid off monthly when I get paid (as i will continue to do so) so I ideally need one with a smallish overdraft but want to go for a decent one. Any opinions?
cheers
PoorMoon
Cleared £15,000 debt whilst being a student full time, bought a house, all whilst working full time.... it can be done!
Cleared £15,000 debt whilst being a student full time, bought a house, all whilst working full time.... it can be done!
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wait til later in the summer, when they all put out the details of their special offers - there is also always an article by Martin summarising them all.:happyhear0
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(as i will continue to do so
Natwest are great - I got a £1200 overdraft in my first year. Also, in Exeter at least - they're incredibly helpful - eg. if you have rent coming out of your account which is going to result in a charge, the nice lady will phone you up and offer to rearrange your money between accounts so you don't go overdrawn!0 -
thanks for your help guys! I'll wait until later on in summer then xPoorMoon
Cleared £15,000 debt whilst being a student full time, bought a house, all whilst working full time.... it can be done!0
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