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What is "debit under advice"

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I have a detail on my old statements which is debit under advice. What is this and can I claim it back?
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  • can you say more, ie what bank and what was the charge?
    I have not worked for NatWest Bank since February 2009

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  • oldwiring
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    I'd guess it was an amount , that you had received a letter or such like about, or something that was included in some agreement or other. My bank use to use a similar term "as advised".
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