Opening multiple student accounts
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Re: Opening multiple student accounts
hi, in the blurb that you have to agree to, the banks often want to know that the account with them will be either your 'only' or your 'main' student account. loads of people ahve several different accounts though, people just tell porkies. If you need to provide a previous bank statement or something, you could just take a statement from a regular/solo account.
just don't tell them, but it's probably best not to open loads of accounts and then get into debt with all of them! -
Re: Opening multiple student accounts
Banks usally give you a £1k in first year raising to £1.5 in third year, but you need to contact the banks individualy. Funny enough I asked to increase my overdraugh but they would not as I was already to close, yet when I was a few hundered a way from it they increased it no problem. Gay!
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Re: Opening multiple student accounts
Banks will normally check your credit history before allowing you to open an account with them- if you already have a student account then that will obviously show up and you'll most likely be refused. So its not a matter of "dont tell them", as they'll already know anyway.
Seems a bit pointless anyway, whats the point having two overdrafts to pay back??!
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