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Poor credit in past, where to save now
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TheGardener wrote: »Poor history here too - but opened a Nationwide Flexdirect on line no problem (but selected £0 overdraft and no cheque book) pays 5% on credit balance up to 2.5K for the first year and makes you eligible for their flexclusive regular saver for upto £500 per month at 5% for 12 mths
Santander, 1st Direct and Tesco all said no due to poor history.
Was just looking at Santander but Nationwide sounds like a better chance. Really useful, thanks a bunch.0 -
MessedUpAgain wrote: »Was just looking at Santander but Nationwide sounds like a better chance. Really useful, thanks a bunch.
No go
I know I've really messed up in the past but you would think someone would want our money in their bank. Really feel like a total loser now 0
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