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Closing My First Ever Account!
anotheruser
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I think the last time I used the account was over 10 years ago.
I thought about keeping it for a donor account but as I've had all the offers since about 2012 then I would guess they won't be available for me (and I could easily create a new account to switch I guess).
How long have you held your longest account for?
I thought about keeping it for a donor account but as I've had all the offers since about 2012 then I would guess they won't be available for me (and I could easily create a new account to switch I guess).
How long have you held your longest account for?
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Nat West 33 years0
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Co-operative Bank. Over 47 years:o, and still used as my 'main':cool: account0
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If you ever expect to need larger credit, e.g. for a mortgage, it is a good idea to keep longstanding accounts as lenders are looking for stability when assessing the credit risk they think you represent.0
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I held an RBS current account from 1975 to 2014, 39 years. It was my first current account, and my only current account until I opened a Santander 123 in June 2014.0
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Barclays for 48 years. Not my 'main' account nowadays but I still put some transactions through it.0
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Lloyds for 38 years and still my main account.0
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Lloyds since 1984 and this is my main account. Can't fault them and have always found them very supportive.0
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Had the HSBC Advance incentive? If yes, when? Still got the account? If no, when was it closed?anotheruser wrote: »I thought about keeping it for a donor account but as I've had all the offers since about 2012 then I would guess they won't be available for me (and I could easily create a new account to switch I guess).0 -
over 36 years0
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When we got married, Mrs B had a TSB account (since she left school I guess)
The bank automatically changed it to a joint a/c because one of the girls in there sang in the choir at our wedding and assumed that was what we wanted to do!!
I guess she's had it about 40 years in total now!!! (even if it's called Lloyds now!)0
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