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Will I Eventually Be Able To Re-Open Account After Bank Closes It?

Date: Thu, 01/27/2011 12:43
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I opened an account about a month ago with Chase. I already had another account that was in bad shape at Citibank. Been having some serious financial difficulties the past 4 months and seems to be getting worse.

Didn't have gas or much food with all of $4.62 to my name and don't get paid til next Friday. Wrote a check and deposited it so that I could at least get gas and food.....I am a single parent with three dependents. Chase closed it. I feel bad because I wanted to handle things right but didn't know what else to do. Couldn't even get to work.

My question is if I get my Citibank account paid off do you think that eventually I will be able to re-open another account somewhere?




Once you're off of ChexSystems, you can open a new account. Some banks have "second chance" accounts you can open even while on ChexSystems.

Sub: #1 posted on Thu, 01/27/2011 - 13:01

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Good. Thank you for responding.

Sub: #2 posted on Thu, 01/27/2011 - 13:10

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