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Niobe
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Forest Gump
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I was very happy once the Nationwide account had been open, the guy we spoke to did his upmost to talk us into having the "all singing,all dancing" account and was very keen to oversee the transfer from my currect bank to the Nationwide, including the direct debits (at this point I got scared and thought my currect bank would get wind of what I was doing) so I came clean and explained that I was entering into an IVA, within 5 minutes he'd opened a basic account for me, with no overdraft facility, and seemed happy to do this
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Firefox
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would echo the post above regarding HSBC, dont go near them, they are absolutely brutal if you become insolvent irrespective of whether they are a creditor or not. I have a tracketr mortgage with them and they tried to increase my interest rate to their standard SVR when i entered my IVA. They basically called a direct debit with the new interest rate, I went beserk as you can imagine, what they did was illegal, I got the money back ans an additional credit to my mortgage account as compensation. They are robbers...
IVA finished June 2011
"If you listen to people who tell you what's impossible, they're usually the ones who failed" Paul Stanley
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charlieo
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That's dreadful. Will certainly change my account. Thanks for the help x
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Struzzo39
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we're with TSB and have had no problems at all. Opened the accounbt inline and within minutes it was all set up x
Steven & Debbie
