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Nightmare - bank accounts

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Hi I am with payplan and need a new bank account, as I have debt with my current account,

I have now appiled to 3 banks and been turned down for all of them, and even gone for current accounts which have no overdrafts and cheque books

anyone got any ideas????

many thanks
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  • System
    System Posts: 178,106 Community Admin
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    I've got spreadsheet that if read with this link makes sense. The file is downloadable from their website. Or if you PM with your email address me I'll email them both.

    Lenny
  • laccal
    laccal Posts: 100 Forumite
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    i am with payplan and went to nationwide as this bank is not linked to anyone so no probs with credit card companies trying to get your money.
    all you want is a basic bank a/c. no thrills no cq book but you do get a cash card
  • penny698
    penny698 Posts: 35 Forumite
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    thank you I will try with nationwide, it is just a nightmare at the moment and going to try and get my bank charges back from Abbey
    :heart2: 4 more years to being debt free :p
    :A
  • laccal
    laccal Posts: 100 Forumite
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    forgot to mention i applied for my nationwide on line.
    then after it was accepted went into the branch with id and within two weeks had everything in place

    they were very helpful and no questions about my ccj. (i think its because it is only a basic a.c with no means of borrowing or going o/d)

    good luck
  • System
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    penny698 wrote:
    thank you I will try with nationwide, it is just a nightmare at the moment and going to try and get my bank charges back from Abbey
    So long as you havent got any loans or credit cards with nationwide
  • laccal
    laccal Posts: 100 Forumite
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    see link below
  • penny698
    penny698 Posts: 35 Forumite
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    Thanks to everyone, I am sat here crying because I still feel I am not in control of my money I owe money on my council tax my mobile has been cut off for a month now. Abbey have asked for there cards back so all the direct debits have been cancelled so now I owe more money. I am using my sisters account to but my wages in, but is a nightmare as she lives far from me, so it is difficult to withdraw money - sorry to winge not having a good week currently off sick from work because that is doing my head in. But the good news is that I have a new job in November, but the bad news is that my current job will are taking money off me for the annual leave I have taken which is about 2 weeks wages!!!!!

    xx
    :heart2: 4 more years to being debt free :p
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  • System
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    I'm sorry to hear that. What has Payplan advised you? What are there intentions? It sounds like you' re in the early stages with them. You're in the right place.
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