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Current and Packaged Accounts What type of Current Account user are you? Are you one of those lucky people that manages to maintain a credit balance on your bank account every month?
Current & Bank Accounts with Overdraft Facility An authorised overdraft is a pre-agreed facility that allows you to go overdrawn (or borrow) up to a certain limit, normally at a set rate of interest (some also charge a monthly fee).
The Basic Bank Account It’s quite natural to worry about overspending, particularly if you have got yourself into debt before. There is a bank account where you can make sure you don’t go into debt: the Basic Bank Account.
Are some banks foreign to you? Have you ever checked our best buy charts and not recognised the names of some of the banks listed?
How to save money at University Top money saving tips from Moneyfacts.co.uk to help you manage your money at University
Most major banks offer accounts and other financial services specifically tailored for graduates. These accounts can help you to manage your money and student debt more effectively and are traditionally used for day-to-day banking activities. You have to apply for these accounts within a certain number of years after graduating.Graduate accounts offer a range of different facilities such as preferential overdraft and loans rates, commission free currency and travellers’ cheques.
Current accounts…when staying faithful doesn’t payOn average, Britons keep their current account provider for 16.5 years, longer than the average of 14.1 years that they remain with their partners, according to research from Santander Current Accounts.
Time to join the online banking revolution?Banks spend millions of pounds to ensure their sites are as safe as possible, with encryption devices and firewalls galore. Even so, you should ensure that your computer has up-to-date security software before you begin banking online.
Join the switching current account revolutionMetro Bank might have recently become the first new bank to grace our high street in one hundred years, but is there any substance behind their swaggering entrance?
RBS delivers half year profitsThe 84% publicly owned Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) announced an operating profit of £1.6 billion over the first half of 2010, an improvement on the £3.4 billion operating loss in 2009.
