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can anyone advise me on this... i want to open an account with a bank that will allow me a solo card as i am a discharged bancrupt for nearly 2 years now, when applying online it said i have to go into a local branch with proof that i am discharged... i have been told that you can get a letter from the officail reciever stating this but at a cost, i was bancrupt for a term of a year apart from my original bancrupcy letters with the dates on etc will this not do if i go into the bank... has anyone else had this experience and what paperwork will do or will i have to pay out for a dishcharged letter?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Hi sack_6470, try natwest on line. I've just opened a step account and filled all the forms in online. You do have to prove evidence of address but I got my account set up in about 1week. I was only discharged about 3 months ago and all natwest asked was if I had ever been declared bankrupt before, no evidence required to prove this. good luck x
thanks for your reply, have i got this right, are they giving u a solo card too? because thats what i am really after, i have a nationwide account but its the basic which is fine but i really want a solo card to pay for things online etc... and nationwide do not do that, i think it was tsb i applied online for.... so will you get a solo card with natwest and did you advise them you were ex bancrupcy? regrads sack)6470
i just tried natwest online for a basic account with solo card and it declined me until i provide proof of discharge! it didnt ask was i ever bancrupt it came up at the end they have it on records, looks like i am going to have to pay for a letter from official reciever... anyone know how much that will cost?
Hi sack. This is the web site that i used but you can't access it til tomorrow now. try it and let me know the outcome.
http://www.natwest.com/personal02.asp?id=PERSO NAL/DAY_TO_DAY/CURRENT_ACCOUNTS/STEP_ACCOUNT&t ab=1#ctaTabs
http://www.natwest.com/personal02.asp?id=PERSO NAL/DAY_TO_DAY/CURRENT_ACCOUNTS/STEP_ACCOUNT&t ab=1#ctaTabs
You could try a prepaid MasterCard? This would be a full CHIP & PIN MasterCard, but its prepaid..
http://www.which-prepaid-card.co.uk
Good luck!!
http://www.which-prepaid-card.co.uk
Good luck!!
hi, thanks for all ur advice, i rung the official reciever and was told that i could apply to the court for a letter of discharge for �60.00 or if i write to the O.R he will send me a letter of confirmation free that is normally accepted as proof at most banks etc, so i will try that before i have to part with �60.00 .... thanks again all!