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leakie
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United Kingdom
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 Posted - 08 March 2010 : 12:47:15
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Hi All
I have just got myself a new Business Account,
I have been discharged for just over 3 months,
I thought that there was no harm in trying they can only say no.
I was completely honest with them, I had a risk score of 3 (1 being the best 9 being the worst)
I think that the reason I was successful was that they let me keep my Joint Account, Lloyds were one of my creditors.
So there may be hope after discharge for us Self employed.
I hope this may help
All the best
Leakie
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spices100
New Member
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Posted - 08 March 2010 : 14:16:35
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quote:
Originally posted by leakie
Hi All
I have just got myself a new Business Account,
I have been discharged for just over 3 months,
I thought that there was no harm in trying they can only say no.
I was completely honest with them, I had a risk score of 3 (1 being the best 9 being the worst)
I think that the reason I was successful was that they let me keep my Joint Account, Lloyds were one of my creditors.
So there may be hope after discharge for us Self employed.
I hope this may help
All the best
Leakie
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leakie
Junior Member
United Kingdom
158 Posts |
Posted - 08 March 2010 : 14:35:22
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Hi Spices 100
The manager I spoke to checked on the screen if I would be eligible, and it showed my account History, if we had gone overdrawn or returned payments etc
I just asked her what the figures meant and she explained,
I suppose it is like an internal credit scoring,
All the best
Leakie |
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