Cancel Overdraft

If you’re not using your overdraft at all, you can cancel it

If you’ve got an Arranged Overdraft in place and you really don’t think you want it any more, we’ll show you how to cancel it.

If you cancel it, you might go into Unarranged Overdraft which could be more expensive. Here’s an example for an Unarranged Overdraft over £10:

Remember you'll only be charged for your Arranged Overdraft if you use it.

Use the ‘Ready to cancel’ section. As you’re changing a form of debt, we have to go through a formal process.

If you want to remove an overdraft limit, you simply need to request a new Arranged Overdraft limit of £0.

Apply online using the section below. Once you’ve submitted it, we’ll try to action it as soon as we can.