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| UK current accounts can have a great deal of impact on personal finances, so it’s important to choose the most suitable option. This process is made simpler by straightforward comparisons |
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| Money Expert has reported that in the past year more than 3.6 million people in the UK have switched current account. These figures indicate that people are willing to switch banks if they are unhappy with their current bank accounts. Current account providers have taken notice and are now offering more features and incentives to new customers to entice them to make the switch. |
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| According to the consumer group Which?, customers are not happy with the low interest rates given by UK banks on many current and savings accounts. In fact almost half of the Which? members included in the survey found this the most annoying area of the service. |
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| As Barclays Bank turns up the current account heat with the launch of a new, features-laden current account, financial data analysis company Moneynet warns consumers to look before they switch."On the face of it, the new current account offering from Ba.. |
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| The UK has traditionally enjoyed a history of free banking, but with premium current accounts offering a range of benefits, paying for an account could actually save you money. |
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