I Used My New Clydesdale Account Before Applying for a Bounce Back Loan

July 9, 2020 Twitter Vault

Hi there. Just wanted to let you know I’ve been following your page and have applied to open an account with a few different banks since being on the waiting list with Tide.

I applied to Clydesdale and had an account open within a week or so. Two weeks later we got accepted for a bounce back loan. On the waiting list to open an account with Co-Op and TSB so will cancel both of those and close my account with Tide!

Again thanks for all the helpful information 🙂 I thought we would never get a bounce back loan!

Also I noticed few people had been knocked back due to no activity on account so I made a few transfers into the Clydesdale account before applying for the Bounce Back Loan.

I Used My New Clydesdale Account Before Applying for a Bounce Back Loan

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