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After Bankruptcy?
madcow_57
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My husband and are were discharged from Bankruptcy 3yrs ago.
My mother has recently passed away leaving me with a lot of money. I don't want to put this money into out currant account but cannot find another bank to help.
It does not seem fair that I am giving the bank over 200k to look after for me and use as they wish but they wont help me!
Yes I know we are now being punished for past events, we have served our time and been through hell and back.
I need an account with access to my money with good interest if possible.
At the minute we bank with Santander and have there basic running account.
Any ideas anyone please?
My mother has recently passed away leaving me with a lot of money. I don't want to put this money into out currant account but cannot find another bank to help.
It does not seem fair that I am giving the bank over 200k to look after for me and use as they wish but they wont help me!
Yes I know we are now being punished for past events, we have served our time and been through hell and back.
I need an account with access to my money with good interest if possible.
At the minute we bank with Santander and have there basic running account.
Any ideas anyone please?
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I would find a good local qualified Independent Financial Advisor, they could offer the best advice as to how to invest the money."Our prime purpose in this life is to help others. And if you can't help them, at least don't hurt them." Dalai Lama0
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Could you try savings accounts? Yorkshire BS and Newcastle BS have been fine with me and you can move money around online. Newcastle have a reasonable rate and YBS have a cash machine card.
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The first thing you need to do is open and use your full isa allowance for you and your husband for this current tax year, then there are various savings accounts with Barclays, Co-op, YBS etc etc who will let you save with them as a discharged BR0
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