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Bank Account for bad credit rating?
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tagnut69
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Hi this is my first posting on here so please be gentle with me
I am in need of a bank account just a basic one, cheap as poss to run but for someone with a bad credit rating. I guess that this question has been asked many times over but trying to search for the words bank and account does throw up to many results and made my brain hurt.
Any help much appreciated
Chris
I am in need of a bank account just a basic one, cheap as poss to run but for someone with a bad credit rating. I guess that this question has been asked many times over but trying to search for the words bank and account does throw up to many results and made my brain hurt.
Any help much appreciated
Chris
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You need to search for basic and bank and account
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/banking/basic-bank-accounts
Full list here as a pdf0 -
I have a bad credit rating as well. I was able to open a Barclays Cashcard account (no chequebook) and also the Nationwide Flexaccount. You should be able to open up either, the only reason you may not be able to is if you have some bad debt with either.0
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Cheers people, I phoned Barclays today and the woman I spoke to said it should not be a peoblem to open a cash card account with bad debt0
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I opened one on Friday, all went very well, really helpful .. good luck!:j On my way to being debt free :jStart date ~ 31st August Total debt holding me back! = £12946, Halifax CC = £120, Mint CC = £861, Barclaycard = £1214 ... Personal Loans Halifax = £5400, LloydsTSB = £1701 ... Overdrafts Halifax = £1750, LloydsTSB = £1500, Cahoot = £4000
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