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Best bank for a bankrupt.

zombie
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Can anyone suggest a Bank that accepts a Bankrupt.
I was looking on the net and it seems Nationwide
Barclays and the Co-op bank have basic accounts.
I am self employed and earn around £2600 a month
in consultancy fees + £675 pension.
I am not bankrupt as yet but am seriously considering
going down that route and need to set up a basic bank account
plus a prepaid mastercard (for trading on the internet) as
my present bank and debit card will be frozen.
Any suggestions will be grateully received.
Thanks
I was looking on the net and it seems Nationwide
Barclays and the Co-op bank have basic accounts.
I am self employed and earn around £2600 a month
in consultancy fees + £675 pension.
I am not bankrupt as yet but am seriously considering
going down that route and need to set up a basic bank account
plus a prepaid mastercard (for trading on the internet) as
my present bank and debit card will be frozen.
Any suggestions will be grateully received.
Thanks
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HIya
My sister went bankrupt a while ago and has managed to get a good bank account with Barclays. They give you a cash card and allow you to set up direct debits if needed (which is always handy).
Hope this helps.
xDebt: just my mortgage0 -
Barclays and Co-op seem to be the easiest to obtain at present0
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Coop give you a visa electron, online banking, DD's and SO's and are very good
(guess which account i've got?
)
Barclays also do one but you only get a cash card.:hello:Save a little money each month and at the end of the year you’ll be surprised at how little you have.An eye for an eye only ends up making the whole world blind0
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