#eligibility for those ofc potentially being its own privilige gate tbf (both of mine were through (community) college affiliation)

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HSBC and Santander are the most common banks to use and neither give financial advisers to poor people. You need 50,000 to 100,000 for financial advice depending on the bank. They’re banks, not a public service, they’re evil, unfortunately.

I mean I don't discount that the UK is just a classist shithole but like I said literally a fast food job here offered a few free financial advisor consultations as an employment benefit

#and also fair megabanks be like that i guess idk if like chase or usaa or whatever here does for lower savings accounts either #i jumped ship to local credit unions (which actually do theoretically serve member interests) the second i got eligibility #eligibility for those ofc potentially being its own privilige gate tbf (both of mine were through (community) college affiliation) #but some are open to general atea residents. though idk what all offer due to not having accounts w them. and also don't know their #prevalence in uk. and also am not really sober enough for this conversation lol so peace #but anyway TLDR sometimes things that are biggest aren't best