Listed below are current bank accounts available under your search. Just click on the more information button to get further details about the current bank account.
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Barclays
Barclays offers a large range of current accounts along with its standard fee-free current account. Like the other banks, Barclays pays only a nominal rate of interest on its current account credit balances.
Halifax
Former building society Halifax has an attractive basic current account paying an attractive interest rate on credit balances of up to £2,500. Over this amount, the rate reverts to nominal interest. The only condition is that you pay at least £1,000 into the account every month.
Royal Bank of Scotland - New basic bank account
The Royal Bank of Scotland RBS offers current bank accounts to manage day-to-day expenses, as well as a range of bank accounts with additional benefits.
NatWest - New basic bank account
Natwest offers current bank accounts to manage day-to-day expenses, as well as a range of bank accounts with additional benefits.
Lloyds TSB
Lloyds current bank account, Lloyds TSB offers a wide range of packaged accounts provided just like the best biggest banks.
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The advantage of opening Current Bank Account
A current bank account allows you to receive money, pay bills and manage your finances all in one place.
With current bank accounts you can:
• Everyday Account
• Have your wages, benefits, pension or tax credits paid directly into your account;
• Offer a way to view your account either by going to a local banking branch, online, over the phone, mobile banking or provide bank statements
• You get a cheque book
• Pay in cheques for free (remember you will have to wait until the money is available for you to spend);
• Take money out at cash machines with a cash card (usually free, but some cash machines make a charge)
• Pay and set up bills payments by direct debit, Standing order.
