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I read recently that Barclays are the worst offender for dipping into current or savings account funds uninvited, but can anyone shine any light on whether Halifax are likely to take this course of action?

 

I'm pretty confident it won't happen - it's my partner's current account which tends to be in credit for 3/4 days at the end of the month by a couple of hundred quid then soon reverts to overdraft. So if they did take a significant chunk they would effectively be using their own cash. The situation should be sorted anyway in the short to medium term but potentially having a months wages wiped out is a bit of a worry.

 

As ever any advice would be most appreciated.

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Not sure how BC work but Rats Nest have no qualms about doing it iyam.

 

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?473363-NatWest-and-the-removal-of-benefit-money.&highlight=set+off

 

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