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I'm by no means an expert but I managed to get all of my statements and a packaged account refund last year or before from a Natwest account I hadn't touched since about 2012 and had NO details for, so I'm sure you'll have no problems. I'm fairly sure you can send them an SAR and request all the info they have about you?
https://www.which.co.uk/consumer-rights/advice/how-do-i-make-a-subject-access-request
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Thank you, I will need to take a look into this, though not sure there is much I can do about it xSSDD23 said:I'm by no means an expert but I managed to get all of my statements and a packaged account refund last year or before from a Natwest account I hadn't touched since about 2012 and had NO details for, so I'm sure you'll have no problems. I'm fairly sure you can send them an SAR and request all the info they have about you?
https://www.which.co.uk/consumer-rights/advice/how-do-i-make-a-subject-access-request0 -
Wow! I can not believe it’s been a whole year since I started this journey to getting debt free. I actually can’t believe I have stuck with this and have made as much progress as I have. I firmly believe without this diary I would we’ll and truly not stuck to it. I have made so many changes to my mindset and to think how much better position I am now compared to a year ago is insane.
Here is is to the next year and hopefully ending the next year spell on the way to an house deposit and having cleared my debt
thanks for everyone’s guidance and help along the way. If there is anyone reading that Isco just starting their journey believe in urself and it will happen3 -
Happy anniversary 🎉 you've made such a lot of progress, here's to another successful year! X
Debt Busting Again in 2026
Starting Debt 03.05.26 £5345. Total 01.10.26 £2994
Challenge 1 - Clear M&S Card: Starting Balance 03.05.26 £600, cleared 05.07.26
Challenge 2 - Clear V12 Finance: Starting Balance 05.07.26 £600, cleared 12.08.26
Challenge 3 - Clear Barclaycard: Starting Balance 12.08.26 £940, current total 01.10.26 £344
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Thank you DITR, hopefully this next year will a little smoother hehe. xDancingInTheRain said:Happy anniversary 🎉 you've made such a lot of progress, here's to another successful year! X0 -
well done Dan - you're going to smash it this yearI think I saw you in an ice cream parlour
Drinking milk shakes, cold and long
Smiling and waving and looking so fine1 -
Cheers Mark. Here is to smashing this debt out of the park 😊mark88man said:well done Dan - you're going to smash it this year1 -
Happy (MSE) anniversary 1
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Happy one year debt busting anniversary!
and what a year it has been! You have completely smashed it! Well done on sticking to it (I find that's the hardest part) wishing you loads and loads of luck for the future and I know you will reach those goals in no time! Keep up the fab work Dan
Poppy
19-02-18 Total Debt £30,322
17-12-21 I'm Debt Free 🎉🎉🎉🎉1 -
One year down, wow! Keep it up 1
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