Well they probably think you have enough credit and enough funds on the
other one anyhow.
Many years ago I took out a bridging loan from GE Finance, very easy to do
and paid it back without an early termination fee. Does this sort of thing
not exist any more? Its been my experience that high street banks are the
last place to look except for payday loan sharks of course.
Brian

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Have a large bill to pay towards the end of this month (new car) and not
quite enough liquid funds to cover it. Depending on exactly when I have to
pay it and when my monthly income arrives.

So to avoid any possible problems, thought I'd increase my (never used)
overdraft limit online.

My banking home page online says I can have far more than the amount I
need as an overdraft, so decide to apply for it. But I have two current
accounts, - my main one, and a very small one used for a club of which I'm
treasurer. And the only one I was offered that overdraft on was the club
one. The drop down choice for accounts when applying only showed it - not
my main one. So it's not just TSB who can't write software.

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