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Business deposit accounts allow you to earn interest on lump sums or regular amounts of money paid into your account. You may need to provide a notice period to make withdrawals. If you fail to give the required notice you will be penalised, usually by a loss of interest.No notice deposit accounts are suitable if you want to avoid being penalised for making unscheduled withdrawals.Higher rates of interest can be obtained on notice accounts, so if you can take a longer term view of withdrawals this may better for your business.
Prevent redundancies by cutting business costsWith the financial climate the way it is, as a small business there are a number of steps you can take to lower the chances of redundancies
Business Bank accountsKey factors to consider when choosing a business bank account
Business Deposit AccountsBusiness deposit accounts are available to non-personal customers, for example clubs, charities, and companies.
Business Current AccountsAlso referred to as Business Cheque accounts won't necessarily offer a cash card or debit card but you will need a cheque book and guarantee card.
Business confidence soarsBusiness confidence soared to its highest level since 2007 in the first half of this year. The rise was mostly due to businesses' optimism in growing export sales, according to the Lloyds TSB Commercial.
Rate rise from United Trust Bank is the businessThe five year business deposit account now pays a top rate of 4.50% on minimum investments of just £500.
Business bank accounts to help you secure financeThe banks have started turning a profit once again yet many small businesses are still struggling to secure the finance they need to function.
Account from Saffron BS is the businessSaffron Building Society has added to its business portfolio with a couple of short term accounts. Its 6 Month Corporate Savings Bond pays 2.00% on £5K or more, while a new tier of £250K or more pays 2.25%.
