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The banks are out to get you. Use them with care. Dont get lazy and borrow too much because that is what they want and then when you can least afford it they will make your life hell.
It took me three years to get back on top of my finances.
I recently claimed back over £1000 from my bank in bank charges over the last six years including interest.
I found this website Bank Charges Reclaim Today very very useful.

Tony

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