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Russ
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25th Jun 07 at 06:46   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

i set up an overdrafe with my bank for a grand

if i spend 800 quid of that, do i get charged? or is the whole idea of the overdraft that i dont pay ?
RyanSxi
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if its £1000 your ok till then, but if you go ove ryou get charged (iirc)
Twiggy
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25th Jun 07 at 06:58   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

you will get charged interest on that £800... typically 15.9% ish
Russ
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quote:
Originally posted by Twiggy
you will get charged interest on that £800... typically 15.9% ish
so what do u get charged for going over the 1000? and whats the point of having an overdraft if u cant use it lol
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25th Jun 07 at 07:09   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

you will get charged interest on borrowing as said above, go over the 1k and face healthy bank charges for un-arranged borrowing. use the OD loads and the bank class it as heavy banking which gives you shit/bad credit...loose it imo
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quote:
Originally posted by Twiggy
you will get charged interest on that £800... typically 15.9% ish


Unless you are a student, who get free ovedrafts....
johnhara1
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quote:
Originally posted by Stavs
you will get charged interest on borrowing as said above, go over the 1k and face healthy bank charges for un-arranged borrowing. use the OD loads and the bank class it as heavy banking which gives you shit/bad credit...loose it imo


Having an overdraft doesnt actually give you a bad credit rating but agreed if you use it too ofen your own bank may refuse to give you a loan due to not keeping your finances in check. This wont be brought up if a credit check was done from another loan\finace company bar your own bank.

[Edited on 25-06-2007 by johnhara1]
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quote:
Originally posted by dannymccann
quote:
Originally posted by Twiggy
you will get charged interest on that £800... typically 15.9% ish


Unless you are a student, who get free ovedrafts....

Interest free ones are cool
mikeef
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25th Jun 07 at 09:30   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Shite, Didn't realise you get charged for them. I must be paying out loads to them without even knowing

How often are the charges taken out because I have not noticed any charges once in about 6 months?
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no it does'nt have an effect on your official credit score, but the bank has its own scoring stystem 1-10 i think with natwest, while i had my OD my score keep getting lower 9 which as 10 being the worst...since i have not used my OD it has gone down to 3 which has happened in 6 months, if i keep banking the right way it should drop again ? i hope

but companies like experian who hold the credit records also get your bank scoring on there data

so if you apply for credit IE a personal loan the bank score will have an effect...

 
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