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Bank accounts
Current and savings accounts - introduction
Our bank accounts directory presents current account and savings account offers from popular UK banks, friendly societies and other providers. Savings account options include high interest, fixed, direct, notice, easy access, regular and internet-only savings accounts.
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Price comparison and switching site uSwitch offers information on a number of current accounts from UK providers. Should you find an account that meets your needs, you can click through to the provider's website to apply for your new current account online. |
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One of the UK's biggest and best known high street banks, HSBC offers free current account banking for personal customers, including 24/7 access to internet banking services for checking balances, paying bills and more. You can use phone banking and any of their many branches, too. |
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The Advance Bank Account from HSBC offers additional benefits compared to the bank's standard current account, including world-wide family travel insurance, identity theft assistance, credit interest and preferential discounts or rates on other HSBC products. In return, there's a monthly subscription fee. |
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Legal & General offers many options for investing in a stocks and shares ISA (Individual Savings Account) meaning you can shield up to your annual ISA allowance from personal income and capital gains tax. Choose from a range of different types of investment including index-tracking ISAs or actively managed ISAs. Remember your investment is not guaranteed, the value may fall as well as rise and the current tax situation may change in the future. ISAs should be considered medium to long term investments (eg five years) and ideally you should not tie yourself to an end date. |
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