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Student Banking

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With A Level exams approaching we’ve created a 12-page, downloadable money guide for students. Find out what student bank account packages are on offer, as well as practical tips on how to manage your money.

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Compare Best Buy Bank Accounts

Looking for a bank account with fair charges, rewards, easy online banking & pays a good interest rate?  Review our Bank Account Best Buy charts today & switch.
Basic Bank Accounts

Basic Bank Accounts

Basic banking is aimed at people who don't want a debit card, overdraft or have no or adverse credit history.

Current Accounts

Current Accounts

The UK’s most common form of bank account.

Bank Accounts with Benefits

Bank Accounts with Benefits

Packaged Accounts are bank accounts with additional benefits (insurance, phone cover...)

Bank Accounts with Overdraft

Bank Accounts with Overdraft

Accounts offering the best Overdraft rates
 

Are you getting the best out of your bank account? 

Current accounts are the UK’s most common form of bank account. Our wages go into them, our payments go out. But how much thought have you given to your account? Do you have the bank account most suitable for your needs? It’s tempting to simply turn a blind eye and let the workhorse of our day-to-day finances get on with things.

Our team of independent experts at Moneyfacts.co.uk have searched the market to help you find and compare the best bank accounts available including:

Switching your bank account is a simple process:

  • Your new bank account provider will usually be able to transfer all your Direct Debits and Standing Orders for you.
  • The only thing you need to do is to let your employer know your new bank details(or any party that pays into your account, like your pension provider).
  • It’s also wise to keep your old bank account open for a couple of months following the change over, just in case something goes wrong and to ensure your payments go in and out as you expect them to.

Read more about how to choose the best bank account by reading our banking tips and banking guides.