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Bank Account for 17 Year Old
AndyReilly
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It seems to me that most banks either target young children, University Students or adults. Can anyone recommend an account for 27 year olds going into A Levels, with a part time job ?
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Natwest come out well on Student bank accounts. Lower charges less gimmicks.£2 Coins Savings Club 2012 is £4
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17 or 27??~Diminutive0
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I'd back the NatWest CardPlus account as well - can be opened from the age of 11, at which point you can't withdraw more than £20 cash at once. DS1 and 2 both confirm that this limit increases once you're 16, "at least £100 or so" says DS1 ...
But it's also worth thinking about where you can pay money in and withdraw it for free - NatWest is one of those where their 'proper' accounts can't be accessed at the Post Office! :mad:Signature removed for peace of mind0
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