New Accounts
Posted: Mon 3 September, 2012 Filed under: Bankruptcy, Domestic, Finances 3 Comments »A big part of the bankruptcy proceedings involves having to change bank accounts, and that took a while.
I’ve moved from the RBS scumfucks (that’s a whole different story) now to Co-Operative bank, which I have to say is a major change for the better.
Changing banks isn’t an easy process at the best of times – obviously there’s a lot of necessary changes, for everything both coming in and going out, and it’s taken time to get it all sorted, but I think it’s now done.
In fairness, the process of getting the account itself sorted out was really easy. It’s just been the moving of everything that’s been a swine – the list included salary, insurances, direct debits, standing orders, bills, payees, and debit card details.
It’s another step though, and I think it’s now all done. There’s probably something I’ve forgotten, which’ll rise up to bite me in the arse, but for now I think I’ve got it sorted. We’ll see…
Welcome to the Co-Operative. I’ve been with them for almost twenty years and wouldn’t go anywhere else.
Similarly had to use Co-operative when in the same circumstances as you around six or seven years ago – and haven’t had a single problem with them.
Most banks will handle the transfer of direct debits etc