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Please satify my curiosity with this........mega brainwave moment.

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Would this be a perfect opportunity for the government or a multi-gazzilionaire to open up some sort of "super-bank" offering rewards to new customers and a years interest-free stuff and zero bank charges etc and capitalize on the other banks misfortune.

Any Thoughts??

MSE God, your thoughts would be much appreciated

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  • Steve1981
    Steve1981 Posts: 565 Forumite
    in a kind of 'lets see how many banks we can fold before next tax year' way?
  • boy1der
    boy1der Posts: 7 Forumite
    Yeah pretty much,

    I thought Natwest were pretty cool until i found out about the reclaim thing.

    Now i'd love to see them crushed, in fact i'd pee myself with laughter.

    My current reclaim sum is £3505 BTW
  • Steve1981
    Steve1981 Posts: 565 Forumite
    boy1der wrote: »
    Now i'd love to see them crushed, in fact i'd pee myself with laughter.

    i doubt that will happen, but they will get the money back in the long run mate
  • boy1der
    boy1der Posts: 7 Forumite
    Hope so mate,

    Looking for every penny i can get at the moment.
    Looking to sell me car too just for an extra couple of quid.

    I was offered a job today driving "escorts" to "clients" for a few extra bucks and even thats sounding appealing at the mo.
  • Steve1981
    Steve1981 Posts: 565 Forumite
    Steve1981 wrote: »
    i doubt that will happen, but they will get the money back in the long run mate


    http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=304960&page=25

    see point 483 - bit grim, unlikely, but possible
  • boy1der
    boy1der Posts: 7 Forumite
    Ok, i totally agree with what you say mate. In your personal opinion, had had you make 3 changes in your financial life, what changes would your make.
  • Steve1981
    Steve1981 Posts: 565 Forumite
    1) I would have started stoozing sooner
    2) Bought a house sooner
    3) & in my younger days had a big reminder put up that said something like "debit cards are cash too"
  • boy1der
    boy1der Posts: 7 Forumite
    At 23 years young, financially the only acheivements that i've made a success of is running up debts and struggling to get a head-start on them.

    My brother is a high-flying affiliate of the ACCA (accountant) and he has just turned down a partnership in his firm (personal reasons) and i sometimes think that i was the runt in the family. But still, i'm very proud of him and i hope some of his life accumen rubs off on me and i get what i want.
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