By Tony Connelly

Banks don’t necessarily strike a chord with young people, probably because not many young people are interested in banking. The relationship between the two is usually a means to an end with very little interaction outside the realm of “can I have my overdraft extended?”

Overdrafts and 16-24 year-olds often go hand-in-hand and an overdraft can begin to resemble an overbearing blemish on the face of their bank account if they don’t have an income. Such is the problem for more than 74,000 unemployed people in the UK.

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Source: The Drum