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Doesn't make it any truer, banks have scuttle-bug too. And it's unlikely that employee who didn't work with credit affordability would know what is a good or bad overdraft.BrassicWoman wrote: »from when I worked in a bank
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I can see the logic - someone turns an unofficial overdraft into an official one at the level to which they'd overdrawn, whereas a premeditated, negotiated overdraft may be a rounder figure - mine is £3,500 for instance (never used it, no idea why it's so high)0
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save your money, pay off your debts and take those first few challenging sets0
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