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I have a joint account with my husband with nationwide, and we have recently opened another joint acct with Natwest (its a packaged account) with a view to cancel the nationwide account.
If we decided to keep the nationwide account would this have a negative impact on our credit scores? As we will have two joint accounts and a single account each as well?
Thanks
I have a joint account with my husband with nationwide, and we have recently opened another joint acct with Natwest (its a packaged account) with a view to cancel the nationwide account.
If we decided to keep the nationwide account would this have a negative impact on our credit scores? As we will have two joint accounts and a single account each as well?
Thanks
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No, having multiple accounts does not have a negative effect on your credit file.0
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