Thanks.
Thanks.
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mt wrote:I'm having a BR appointment tomorrow so hopefully will be bankrupt tomorrow afternoon (hooray!). I would like to open a new bank account asap after that. What type of account have you been able to open from which bank please? I've been trying to find some info from the internet but I seem to see "not available to undischarged bankrupts" everywhere.
Thanks.
gerry wrote:Hi Mel
One of my accounts that will be frozen is a coop joint account.
I was hoping that by only being £100 overdrawn with them they may let me have a cashminder account as they know my history and it hasnt been bad with them as such.
Just dont know what to do.
Any advise would be great
G
mt wrote:On mine, the status is "Waiting for signature / ID". Perhaps it depends on other personal circumstances. Not having a dig at you Mel, but did you mention somewhere else that you have really bad credit rating?
mt wrote:On mine, the status is "Waiting for signature / ID". Perhaps it depends on other personal circumstances. Not having a dig at you Mel, but did you mention somewhere else that you have really bad credit rating?
mt wrote:God knows what algorithm these banks and building societies use to decide what they would give to us. In fact I was surprised they gave me a credit card, considering I'm a bankrupt and have zero income.
Let me know if your application comes through after the "processing".
mt wrote:God knows what algorithm these banks and building societies use to decide what they would give to us. In fact I was surprised they gave me a credit card, considering I'm a bankrupt and have zero income.
Let me know if your application comes through after the "processing".
TalbotWoods wrote:mt wrote:God knows what algorithm these banks and building societies use to decide what they would give to us. In fact I was surprised they gave me a credit card, considering I'm a bankrupt and have zero income.
Let me know if your application comes through after the "processing".
mt
You are aware that you have to notify your OR that you are applying for credit of over £500, and as you have been offered (and by the looks of what you are saying have accpeted) a credit card with £1000 on it.
If you fail to do so yo cn be in trouble with the OR!!
Tim
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