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£100k to invest BUT bad credit history...
New_Investor_South_East
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Hi, having sold our house (now renting) we are now nicely debt free and looking to start investing the equity from the sale. A seriously poor credit history may make this difficult I guess, even opening a decent bank account will be tough, or do you know differently? Does rocking up with fairly big deposits make a difference?
An actual debit card would be useful too, rather than my Electron joke. Any ideas would be gratefully accepted.
Thank you.
An actual debit card would be useful too, rather than my Electron joke. Any ideas would be gratefully accepted.
Thank you.
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Start with a savings account at the bank where your 100k is, shouldn't be a problem
If you want to invest, then you shouldn't have an issue opening a S&S Isa0
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