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It means you have spent more money than you have in your bank account and that you therefore own the bank money - if you have not arranged for this by obtaining an overdraft, the bank is going to get very upset by this and they will place charges and a heavy interest on your account. You need to pay the bank back very quickly !.

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Q: What does its mean if you are in debit with your current account?
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