Bad Credit Bank Account Financial Glossary

What is it? A bad credit bank account is a bank account designed for anyone suffering from a bad credit rating, and therefore struggling to open a ‘standard’ bank account. These accounts are open to all kinds of people who wouldn't pass a standard credit check.

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