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Student account for US study?
rubuhoeikanaika
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I wonder if this will be allowed ... I suspect not!
I'm off to the US in August to do a DPhil - I have proof of a place and proof of funding.
I'll need to keep a UK bank account going - will I be able to open a (co-op) student bank account on this basis?
Cheers,
rubuhoe
I'm off to the US in August to do a DPhil - I have proof of a place and proof of funding.
I'll need to keep a UK bank account going - will I be able to open a (co-op) student bank account on this basis?
Cheers,
rubuhoe
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Why not just use your current bank account or open a standard current account with another bank? Nationwide might be a good choice as they don't charge for overseas withdrawals. You can then open a US student account when you get there.0
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Gunning for the interest-free overdraft, you see
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