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verbatim Posted - 07 August 2012 : 14:20:50
I was made bankrupt in March 2009 and discharged March 2010. Since then I`ve struggled but not had anything to add to my less than brilliant credit history but the thing is I really need a newer van for work (self employed)but didnt want to ask for finance incase I was refused and it would then lower my current credit score (which is `Fair` and amounts to 870 points)Can anyone advise me whether I would get the finance for a van or how to find out for definate without travelling halfway around the country first to view then be told I couldnt have it. This might sound trivial compared to alot of problems on here but I`ve been there and come out (almost) the other side and now need to try and move on and make life a little better. I`m with the Natwest and even though I`ve had no problems at all since I opened an account (just before March 2009) they wont give me an overdraft - the best of it is with them that they made me a `Private Banking` customer without me asking - due to the amount passing through the account not how much (£0.00)I`ve got saved but still wont help.

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verbatim Posted - 07 August 2012 : 17:07:34
Its not costing me anything to be in Private banking as I dont have any of the extras just a current account and debit card - there aren`t any charges that I`ve noticed and I check my account online at least once a day
year 2029 Posted - 07 August 2012 : 16:39:40
I seem to recall Natwest's 'private banking' was for privileged customers?
Are you paying for that account without all the benefits associated with it?

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Niobe Posted - 07 August 2012 : 15:43:37
Did you look at the other one? I've no idea if they do commercial vehicles but it might be worth a call.

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verbatim Posted - 07 August 2012 : 15:20:55
Thanks for the replies but I think it might be different because its a commercial vehicle, moneybarn only do finance for cars
Niobe Posted - 07 August 2012 : 14:56:04
Carloans4U is another one and I know some posters on the sister forum have used them.

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The cycle of suffering goes on
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Skippy Posted - 07 August 2012 : 14:29:41
Have you looked at Moneybarn? They offer finance to people with poor credit ratings and have helped several people on the sister IVA forum. The interest is higher than on the high street but it could be worth a look.

https://www.moneybarn.com/

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