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Steve40
Posted - 12 December 2012 : 14:11:16 I was discharged from bankruptcy may 2012 and I need a cheque book to pay simple things like cheques to my childrens school, cheques for clubs, I already have a basic bank account with Coop but they won't allow me a cheque book neither will the Nationwide, the school doesn't want cash i foind it so embarrassing can anyone advise me who would offer a cheque book facility without paying silly management fees. Thank you
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Viki.W
Posted - 12 December 2012 : 20:27:46 Do you have a family member or friend who can issue the cheque and you give them the money? Just an idea...
Posted - 12 December 2012 : 17:55:20 I can't see Barclays doing it either. Can you you use a debit card? If not you will have to tell them that they have to have cash as you don't have a cheque book.
Don't be embarrassed - lots of people have accounts without cheque books.
You could always get a postal order.
Viki.W
Posted - 12 December 2012 : 15:54:17 I honestly don't know. Have you tried Barclays? Hold on and another forum member may know.
