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DMP Mutual Support Thread - Part 12
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sourcrates wrote: »Poor Brian !!!!!
Poor Brian!:rotfl:
Very quick Sourcrates
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Nobody is going to believe me if I say that was deliberate now, are they.
*Hides in shame*
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Poor Brian!
Nobody is going to believe me if I say that was deliberate now, are they.
*Hides in shame*
Now, call me dim if you like but I only scanned through and genuinely thought sourcrates was being sympathetic and stop it's real name was Brian...... :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: wasn't till I re read.........LBM.....sometime in 2013 £27,056. 10 creditors
June 20.....£7,587.....3 creditors left 72% paid
£26,200 on interest only part of mortgage (July 16)...will chip away £17,103
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Thanks for your advice Sourcrates and leanne12345. I've just applied for a Co-op current account online as you can only apply for the Cashminder account by post. It'll probably get rejected so will then have to apply for it by post, but just thought I'd give it a go as I wasn't applying for a current account with an overdraft. Will see what happens! Can anyone recommend a basic bank account you can apply for online other than Nationwide one. Just getting all my up-to-debt details and will then request the pack from Stepchange. Thanks again for advice.0
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Thanks for your advice Sourcrates and leanne12345. I've just applied for a Co-op current account online as you can only apply for the Cashminder account by post. It'll probably get rejected so will then have to apply for it by post, but just thought I'd give it a go as I wasn't applying for a current account with an overdraft. Will see what happens! Can anyone recommend a basic bank account you can apply for online other than Nationwide one. Just getting all my up-to-debt details and will then request the pack from Stepchange. Thanks again for advice.
Not sure which debts you have aside from that but....
TSB Cash Account: http://www.tsb.co.uk/current-accounts/cash-account/
HSBC Basic Account: https://www.hsbc.co.uk/1/2/current-accounts/basic-bank-account/open-bank-account
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Thanks StopIt. I have First Direct, Santander, Barclaycard and M&S. Is TSB linked to any of those? Or are there any other Basic Bank accounts you can apply for online. Thanks for your help.0
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Thanks StopIt. I have First Direct, Santander, Barclaycard and M&S. Is TSB linked to any of those? Or are there any other Basic Bank accounts you can apply for online. Thanks for your help.
First Direct is HSBC so that's a no-go.
Santander and Barclays are standalones, M&S is also HSBC.
TSB is Standalone after de-merging from Lloyds Banking Group, so will be safe.
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Thanks StopIt. I've successfully opened a TSB basic account online. Will also see what happens with the Co-Op but least I have at least one other bank account now. Thanks again for help.0
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Just had a thought I've got a loan with Tesco and I bought a car with it. When they asked me what I wanted the money for I said a car as well. Would this be classed as a priority debt?0
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