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Does anyone know whether a letting agent is correct in saying that Nationwide will not provide a bank reference? We have a current account with them which the rent would go from, but the agent says only the big 5 banks will do it, not a lot of use to us.


horselady  Thurs 14/08/08 15:05
Ethel
Thurs 14/08/08
16:06
What a load of rubbish.

Phone your bank now and prove him wrong.
Jenna1978
Thurs 14/08/08
19:05
Looks like you're not the only one...

http://mybusinessagency.co.uk/2008/01/15/15/

They do say they do them on their site though....details here...

http://www.nationwide.co.uk/search/DisplayArti cle.aspx?article=1174
horselady
Fri 15/08/08
08:17

Question Author

Thank you both. I shall be passing this information on to the letting agency later today.
horselady
Fri 15/08/08
12:34

Question Author

Well that's just great. Lloyds bank, who the agent did ask for a reference has now said it cannot confirm that we are a good risk. We have spoken to the bank and they say we have a bad credit record. True, we have had a dreadful couple of years and thought we were just getting over it. Just moved to be nearer our daughter, got a wonderful letter from our previous agency confirming what good tenants we are, both employed and can pay the rent with no problem. Thing is the bank is right, our credit score is bad, but we are dealing with it. That's why we wanted to use Nationwide, because we have a good relationship with htem and that is the bank the rent is always paid from. Don't know what to do now. The agent hasn't been in touch yet, but Lloyds told us what they've done.
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