Co-operative bank ok

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Neild300

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Post by Neild300 » Sat Dec 01, 2007 9:51 pm
hi,

I went Br a month ago and I opened a new basic account at Co-op bank, I told em straight out I had recently gone bankrupt and they did`nt judge me and went through all the usual questions, I found I could put cheques or cash, and withdraw at my local post office which I think is really good, so if anyone needs a new account after iva or br it could be worth a try.

Ok, hope all goes well for all


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Post by emma_t » Sat Dec 01, 2007 9:56 pm
Hi Neil

I have found the co-op bank to be brilliant, pre-iva I was with hsbc for about 15 years and they were never as good as the co-op...wish I had changed years ago!!
The phone service is great, I have also found the staff at branches very friendly and the internet banking is so easy to use.

Early days for me with them but so far I would recommend to others [:)]
Emma
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Post by wen » Sat Dec 01, 2007 10:03 pm
I agree 100% Emma. I was also with HSBC, for about 10 years and have found Co-op very professional and friendly!
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Post by Janey » Sat Dec 01, 2007 11:17 pm
I was with Yorkshire Bank for 22 years before going with Co-op, like the others wish I changed years ago. I've got a basic Cashminder account with Visa Electron card and also a Smart savings account which gives a good interest rate. I use internet banking for both and transfer of funds is instant so I now only keep the bare minimum in my main account and put every spare penny in the savings account for a rainy day. It is hard managing on a budget but if only I'd learnt to do it years ago I wouldn't be in this mess.
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