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Overdraft advice needed
moneymonkey01
Posts: 1 Newbie
Hi, I have a Natwest account which is currently overdrawn by about £900; I am slowly paying this off each month but would like to pay it off quicker, because of the changes to Natwest overdraft charges coming in on 12 July. I don't know if it's best to apply for a 0% credit card and use that to pay the account off then pay the card off or whether I should use my other current account overdraft (£700, not used) - not with Natwest - to pay the Natwest account then use part of my salary to pay the Lloyds account.
Any advice appreciated.
Any advice appreciated.
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Hi moneymonkey01
I would have a quick look at the weekly email, it has this covered with the pro's and con's this week.
Personally i would go for the lowest cost option in the long run (i am personally with Natwest so i feel your pain!)
Hope this helps xSPC6 #116 £652.75
SPC7 #116 £674.50
SPC8 #116 £10100
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