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First Direct overdraft

I know the first £250 of the overdraft is interest fee, but can anyone confirm that there are no fees either? I can't find any mention one way or the other which suggests not but could do with being sure before the end of the business day.

Thanks

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  • grumbler
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    The fact that everywhere they talk only about informal overdraft fee implies that there is no fee for using any formal overdraft, including the interest-free £250 part of it.
  • grumbler wrote: »
    The fact that everywhere they talk only about informal overdraft fee implies that there is no fee for using any formal overdraft, including the interest-free £250 part of it.

    That was my interpretation too.
  • Deru
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    No fees. I have it.
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