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Student bank account if you drop out?
Philip624
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Does anyone know what happens to a student bank account if a student decides to drop out of university? Is the onus on the student to inform their bank? Thanks
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Yes it'll be in the account terms and conditions that you should tell them as you no longer qualify for the account. That said, if you don't there won't be any consequences.Philip624 said:Does anyone know what happens to a student bank account if a student decides to drop out of university? Is the onus on the student to inform their bank? Thanks0
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