This board needs a sticky with obvious answers

Inactive

Mine was far more honest and easier to understand..

ShelfStacker_3

Inactive wrote: »

Mine was far more honest and easier to understand..

Mine was more even handed and sounded less like I had a chip on my shoulder and wanted to force my opinions down peoples' throats...

Inactive

ShelfStacker wrote: »

Mine was more even handed and sounded less like I had a chip on my shoulder and wanted to force my opinions down peoples' throats...

:rotfl: Of course Bank Staff never do that.. :rolleyes:

nzseries1

Al_Mac wrote: »

q) Money has appeared in my account. Can I spend it?

a) NO!

What... you mean when I get paid I'm not allowed to spend it? If my sister loans me a tenner and pays me straight into my bank account, I'm not allowed to spend it?

You mean money is only ever allowed to go into my account, and never out of it?

Gee, life's gonna be a bit lean from now on, but at least my savings will mount up fast!

techmax76

If the money appeared on my account for no particular reason obviously I will not spend it Especially if I don't know where does it came from. Thanks.

Jaffa.

This was quite helpful, thank you

>£4meplease

I've seen somewhere a page about snowballing (I enven printed off the calculation) - paying of debts if the order of lowest first. I'm having such a hard time navigating this site. Going round in circles. Please can someone talk me through it. (Not even sure I know where to look for the answer to this question).

>£4meplease

Inactive

>£4meplease wrote: »

I've seen somewhere a page about snowballing (I enven printed off the calculation) - paying of debts if the order of lowest first. I'm having such a hard time navigating this site. Going round in circles. Please can someone talk me through it. (Not even sure I know where to look for the answer to this question).

>£4meplease

Type snowballing in to the search at top right of this page, choose forums on the drop down link...sorted.

ajharris

altocumulus wrote: »

How about,

If I go overdrawn on my account, why do I have to pay a penalty?!!!

(or am I being unreasonable)

You have to pay a penalty because you have borrowed money without asking. How would you feel if someone borrowed your money without asking?

proeleche

ajharris wrote: »

You have to pay a penalty because you have borrowed money without asking. How would you feel if someone borrowed your money without asking?

But it isn't a penalty, it's a fee for a service... - that's what the whole court case was about.

And if you believe the above you'll believe anything! The whole sorry saga turns my stomach.