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Arranged overdrafts

See the estimated overdraft limit you could be eligible for

Representative 39.49% APR (variable)

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Benefits of an arranged overdraft

An arranged overdraft allows you to go overdrawn  from £250 up to £5000, with an agreed limit, so it could help cover an unplanned expense. Think of it as a short-term safety net for your current account. 

Only pay interest if you use it

Quick

It takes about 5 minutes to apply in Anytime Banking or the mobile app ( applies)

Manage my existing overdraft

You can make changes to your arranged overdraft in our mobile app or via Anytime Banking. Here's what you need to know.

Why chance it? Check if we’ll say ‘yes’.

Check if you could get an overdraft before you apply. It’s free to check, takes minutes and won’t affect your credit score.​

Got a joint account? We suggest you each check, as you might get different results.

How do overdraft costs work?

Overdraft costs

Arranged overdraft charges

We don’t charge fees for using an arranged overdraft – we only charge interest on the amount of overdraft you use. The interest you pay depends on the type of current account you have with us. 

Unarranged overdraft charges

If you go into an unarranged overdraft, we will charge interest (this will also depend on the type of your current account). The monthly cap on unarranged overdraft charges for our standard adult current accounts is £18.80.

Further costs details

Types of overdrafts

How much does my overdraft cost in pounds and pence?

Choose your current account to view the interest costs when you use a £500 overdraft.

See how much interest you might pay

Use our overdraft cost calculator to see how much interest you’d pay based on your own circumstances and borrowing amount.

Is an overdraft right for you?

Overdraft? Loan? Credit Card? Figure out what type of borrowing is best for you.

OK, let's start

Increasing or applying for an overdraft?

To apply for an overdraft or increase it, you must:

  • Be 18+ and live in the UK.
  • Have an  and pay a regular amount, like a salary, into it.
  • Not have been bankrupt in the last 6 years, or anyone else on your account.

Got a joint account? We’ll only check the eligibility of the person who applies.​

We’ll start with a soft credit check. This won’t affect your credit score. 

All okay? Let's go