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Current account - 6 years after bankruptcy
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Revolut is probably a decent shout, so long as you're comfortable with your funds being outside FSCS (i.e. if Revolut go bust you are an unsecured creditor, likely will only get a small amount of what you're owed back and nothing for many months). Keep the account balance down to no more than a month's spend would be my advice if you go down this route.
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JamesPortal91 said:
I have thought about starling in the past, but was hoping to go with one of the larger banks.JamesPortal91 said:I did suggest revolut
Revolut isn't even a bank, let alone one of the larger ones.
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