Finance help for grads applying to 5 yr programs

**latestarter** · 10-09-2009, 10:54 PM

I got allocated to a regional graduate manager for my application as this is how they handle it now at Natwest. I have her details and when I'm ready, I can send her the form and go into my local branch with proof of stuff if needed - she was very confident on the phone and understanding.

**Bambi** · 10-09-2009, 10:55 PM

Originally Posted by Blue_GS87

Hey Bambi, thanks for all that. I am idiot when i typed that. I meant to say HSBC told me to go to Natwest as you have rightly worked out. Do i really need all those things? I was going to bring a proof of address, proof of my place and proof of identity. I was also preparing a bunch of questions i was going to ask them. Btw, how long does it take for the money to come through? It's just that uni starts soon, so i am pretty worried about my lack of progress on the monetary side of things.

That is what I took and found the whole thing a breeze, it's better to be over-prepared. Like I said everything was signed within about 10 days, I picked the date I wanted the money, I could have had it the next day if I wanted.

**pjm123** · 16-09-2009, 02:03 PM

There's some interesting info on this site.

Career Development Loan: An interesting career move...

**Bambi** · 17-09-2009, 02:40 AM

I wouldn't trust that link completely, most, if not all professional studies loans charge interest the moment you get them so doing what they say will make you worse off rather than bette.r