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1) loads of people
2) no, its in the terms and conditions that overdrafts can be cancelled at anytime without notice
3) no
4) no
5) not them
Overdrafts are there for short term borrowing, not longterm. Banks are cutting down on these to get rid of "bad...
Started by anybloodybody on
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by 7 people.
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Days’ notice of our intention to change your Arranged Overdraft limit or repay the
whole or any your Arranged Overdraft limit or repay the
whole or any part of any overdraft, however we may
do eitherLegally Santander....
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Hello, wondering if anyone can shed some light on my idea.
I'm at University and have a student account with Lloyds, the overdraft is in the region of £1,000. It is no fee and no interest, so I only pay back what I use. This is for the next year, upon...
Started by trikidy on
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by 10 people.
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What helps boost....
I did get them) that were many times that of my overdraft
Does it matter if they care? Your internal scoring would you're on about.
That there was a maxed out overdraft even though the overdraft was interest free.
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This is for my NATIONWIDE FlexAccount btw. Around 3 years ago I left University at the end of the second year. I have been in but mainly out of work ever since, and have been un-able to clear this overdrafft debt which was almost completely depleted due...
Started by Samuel_ on
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by 10 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at moneysavingexpert):
The overdraft at it's agreed limit (£2000), and if I didn't ring them the new overdraft terms would arrangement as they can't mainatain the overdraft at it's agreed limit (£2000), and if I didn't access to these, even....
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Hi - thought I'd start a thread as these are my second most painful creditor after MBNA . I thought I'd diary these last awkward creditors as much to share victories as to pick your brains as I've had quite a few complaints and things upheld so far.
Background...
Started by debtdiary on
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by 2 people.
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Meanwhile from reading other threads looks like claiming overdraft fees back is quite tough compared.
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Hi
I have an arranged overdraft of £1000 and also have a credit card and loan.
Can I use my overdraft to pay off my credit card to try and reduce the interest? Does being in your arranged overdraft go against you in your credit report or anything?
Darren...
Started by darren_5 on
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by 6 people.
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Can't see why you think you....
Plus you'll.
That WILL affect your credit score.
Suggest you don't go too close to your overdraft limit either, you don't want the interest added exceed your overdraft limit if you do go into it.
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What is an overdraft? In banking
Started by Hafza on
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Some banks may charge you for going into your overdraft....
It means once you have no money in your account, you can use another £1000 (or whatever the overdraft limit).
A bank may give you an overdraft limit of say £1000.
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What is an overdraft? In banking
Started by Hafza on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at yahoo):
Some banks may charge you for going into your overdraft....
It means once you have no money in your account, you can use another £1000 (or whatever the overdraft limit).
A bank may give you an overdraft limit of say £1000.
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If you asked to extend or open an overdraft, would this add a credit check to your file? Similar to when you apply for a credit card?
Thanks
Started by trikidy on
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So that's a yes? If your pre approved a credit check might... .
They would check your circumstances and review your account and probably do a credit check .
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Just for the hell of it, can anyone calculate the APR on an agreed O/D of £12.01 that lasts for the full year?
Santander currently charge £1/day, capped for 20/days a month, though we all know that that is never going to go down and it's probably just...
Started by smallbiznewbie on
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by 8 people.
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Our overdrafts are on an Ad Hoc basis. We have made changes such as limiting the NSF fees, opting everyone out so no ATM or POS debit can be charged, etc.
Can someone point me to any material that discusses the pros and cons of the ad hoc versus an overdraft...
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