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Halifax Bank overdraught fee`s changing (again)
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Good news for some, not so good for others.
Halifax Bank are changing there overdraught fee structure from the 2nd November.
For example, if you dont use your OD very much, you could end up paying virtually nothing, on the other hand if you are constantly in your overdraught, your fee`s could triple.
An £1800 OD used for 30 days a month, would currently cost you £30, under the new fee structure this would triple to nearly £90 !!!!
Info here :
https://www.halifax.co.uk/bankaccounts/overdraft-assessment/the-new-overdraft-fees.asp
Halifax Bank are changing there overdraught fee structure from the 2nd November.
For example, if you dont use your OD very much, you could end up paying virtually nothing, on the other hand if you are constantly in your overdraught, your fee`s could triple.
An £1800 OD used for 30 days a month, would currently cost you £30, under the new fee structure this would triple to nearly £90 !!!!
Info here :
https://www.halifax.co.uk/bankaccounts/overdraft-assessment/the-new-overdraft-fees.asp
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