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Posts tagged: current accounts
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Overdraft fees on the rise
By Adrian Holliday, May 03, 2012
You're warned: be careful about overdraft fees. The average authorised rate is now more than almost 40 times the Bank of England base rate.
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Will Google change price comparison?
By Sarah Coles, May 01, 2012
Google has taken on the world of price comparison, launching its own service. So what is on offer, and is this going to make a splash in a busy market bursting at the seams with opera singers and meerkats?
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The big Visa Olympics rip-off
By lovemoney.com, Apr 11, 2012
If you want to use a credit card at the Olympics, it will have to be issued by Visa. And that's an outrage! If you're one of the lucky few people who was able to get a ticket for London 2012...
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Right of offset: how the bank can take your wages
By lovemoney.com, Apr 05, 2012
Right of offset is a little known legal instrument which gives banks the right to take what you owe them directly from your pay cheque
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Santander boss gets £4m for 2011
By Press Association, Mar 16, 2012
The boss of Santander's UK arm was awarded more than £4 million in pay and bonuses for 2011 - despite the bank reporting a slide in profits after it put aside more than half a billion pounds...
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Bank debit cards fail a second time
By Press Association, Mar 07, 2012
Some Yorkshire Bank and Clydesdale Bank customers have been unable to use their debit cards twice in three days due to computer problems
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Is this the best current account ever?
By lovemoney.com, Mar 05, 2012
The new 123 current account from Santander allows you to earn cashback on your council tax, energy bills and mobile phone bills!
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Bank customer debit cards declined
By Press Association, Mar 05, 2012
Shoppers across the country were literally left penniless when a malfunction stopped them from paying for purchases using their debit card
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