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butler1882
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Hi ive just checked my bank statement and it says the above and 15 quid has been took out. i cant think for the life in me what it could be. any ideas please?
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Perhaps the nice bank paid a direct debit / standing order / cheque for you when you didn't have available cleared funds in your account to cover it.
Name the bank - that would help.0 -
No- I have not gone over my limit but thanks anyway. And its nationwide - and they charge 25 pound for that pleasure!0
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Think I have found it? dated 2 months ago. oh well thanks anyway0
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Their charges are here - http://www.nationwide.co.uk/current_account/rates.htmbutler1882 wrote: »Hi ive just checked my bank statement and it says the above and 15 quid has been took out. i cant think for the life in me what it could be. any ideas please?Charge for a paid item (excluding cheques) when you do not have enough cleared funds (Note 1) £15 each time
Note 1 - If we make a change to these charges we will notify you at least two months beforehand.0
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