Customers See Red As Bank Overdrafts Become a Way of Life
Birmingham Post › April 29, 2006
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Birmingham Post › April 29, 2006
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The extent to which hard-pressed consumers now have to live on the bank's money rather than their own has been highlighted by a new survey.
It showed that more than a third of people rely on their overdraft, while one in four current account holders admit they are nearly always in the red.See the full content of this document
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Customers See Red As Bank Overdrafts Become a Way of Life
An estimated 14 million people make regular use of their overdraft, with the average person going pounds 677 overdrawn every mont...
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