Articles Tagged With: Current Account

Nationwide has launched a new online savings account in response to customer feedback, which indicated the need for an online savings product. MySave Online Plus, aims to provide customers with long term

Santander has launched a new market-leading four-year fix for loyal movers, which will offer customers very competitive mortgage rates. From September 24th, existing Santander customers looking to move

Data recently released by the Council of Mortgage Lenders CML reveals that HSBC is the UK's largest lender of mortgage finance sold directly to homeowners. The bank managed to secure almost 10 per

One in four mortgages were restricted to lenders' existing customers who already held a current account or home loan with the lender, according to recent research by Defaqto. The research backs up

Barclays customers can now get better mortgage rates as the bank launches its first loyalty mortgages. Customers who have a current account with the bank will be rewarded for their loyalty with a reduction

Customers that apply for a Halifax mortgage between September 6th and October 3rd will get a 0.30 per cent reduction in the mortgage rates until the end of 2011. Borrowers with a current account with Halifax

A new report has warned people to be wary of high savings interest rates in the current low base rate environment. Consumer magazine Which? says that banks offering deals paying between five to eight per

In addition to cheap savings interest rates, Halifax has announced that its current account customers are to benefit from up to £120 a year in cash rewards. Those who put £1,000 or more into

A new study has found that access restrictions are in place on 38 per cent of savings accounts. The research, conducted by Defaqto, indicates that some consumers may be prevented from accessing many of

Santander is preparing for the summer World Cup by launching a new 'Hat-trick' mortgage special. The high street bank has introduced a new three-year tracker at three per cent interest, with a £333

Santander has launched a new 70 per cent loan-to-value LTV two-year tracker mortgage. The deal has an interest rate of 2.39 per cent, with the Spanish bank requiring fees of just £495 from current

Consumers should be doing more to manage their finances effectively, it has been claimed. John Hughes, director of retail products at the Co-operative Bank, said a little bit of effort "can pay quite

LloydsTSB is offering a new incentive to consumers seeking cheaper mortgage rates. Current account customers who deposit £1,000 or more each month and take out a new LloydsTSB mortgage qualify for

Abbey International has launched a new five-year fixed-rate savings account offering 4.5 per cent AER. The account, aimed at new and existing Premium Banking clients, offers preferential early access to

Scottish Widows Bank has launched a new Internet Saver Account for personal funds, which may be of interest to consumers seeking the best interest rates on savings. The online account has a variable interest

Recent Bank of England figures showing that personal debt has reduced in the UK may give a misleading impression, it has been claimed. According to Eoin Hamill, research and policy officer at Credit Action,

Halifax has confirmed that it will continue to provide access to credit for both new and existing customers. The firm made the announcement after Natwest changed the way it administers credit cards, with

Nationwide has announced plans to introduce a new personal loan rate of 7.9 per cent APR typical for loans of between £7,500 and £14,999. The loan is available to existing current account customers

Current accounts are the one thing that pretty much all of us have, the BBC reported that according to the OFT there were at least 54 million active accounts in the UK so its not surprising that the current account market is worth £8bn. As Most of us are savvy about our savings, quick off the mark with mortgages and clued up on credit cards, why are we completely stuck in a rut when it comes to current accounts?

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