Download Bank Statements
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Barclays
- Go to 'My Documents and Messages'
- Press 'My Barclays documents'
- Click the 'Download' button above the statement and save the file to your device
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Bank of Scotland
- Go to the ‘Account’ tab.
- Press ‘Print’ at the bottom of the screen
- When the new window opens, press ‘Print’, then ‘Save as PDF’ and save the file to your device
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Co-Op
- If you've chosen paperless statements, you'll be able to view and download any statements from the date you went paperless in your online banking
- Select the statements you need and find the option to download
- Save the PDF to your device.
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First Direct
- Go to your statements
- Press ‘Print’ and select the dates needed
- Press ‘Print’ and save the file to your device
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Halifax
- Go to ‘View statement’
- Click ‘Statement options’ and select ‘Monthly PDFs’
- Choose the dates needed and save to your device
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HSBC
- Select your account name
- Click ‘Previous Statements’ and choose the months needed
- Press ‘Print’ and save as a PDF
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Nationwide
- Go to ‘Statement’
- Press ‘Statement Archive’
- Choose the dates needed and save to your device
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Lloyds
- Go to ‘View statement’
- Click ‘Statement options’ and select ‘Monthly PDFs’
- Choose the dates needed and save to your device
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Monzo
- Tap the Home icon in the menu bar
- Tap 'Manage' to the right of your transaction feed. If you can't see that, tap on 'Account' under your card
- Tap Statement History and save the months needed to your device
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Natwest
- Go to ‘View, Save and Print PDF Statements’
- Chose the dates needed
- Download the files and save to your device
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Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS)
- Go to ‘Statements’
- Click ‘View, Save and Print PDF ’and select your current account
- Press ‘Download as a PDF’ and save to your device
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Santander
- Click on 'E-documents' from the menu on the left-hand side.
- Select the statement you want to download.
- Download as a PDF and save to your device
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Starling Bank
- Go to 'Menu' and click 'Statements'
- Press 'Statement history'
United Insolvency will not charge you a fee for initial information and signposting. If you were to proceed and implement a recommended debt solution where fees are applicable, full details will be provided before setting up. United Insolvency proposes and administers Individual Voluntary Arrangements (IVAs). Advice is provided on the basis that there is reasonable contemplation of an insolvency appointment, once it is apparent that an IVA is likely to be the most appropriate debt solution. The debt solutions offered by United Insolvency Limited only apply to residents of England, and Wales.
United Insolvency is a trading style of United Insolvency Limited, Company Number 11436761, registered in England and Wales, at Dalton House, Cross Street, Sale, M33 7AR.
Sharon Witley is authorised by the Insolvency Practitioners Association to act as a Licensed Insolvency Practitioner.
To qualify for an IVA with United Insolvency, you must have a minimum of £6,000 of qualifying unsecured debt owed to two or more creditors
There is potentially a debt write off in some IVAs. However, the amount of debt written off differs for each customer depending upon their individual financial circumstances and is subject to the approval of their creditors.
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