Current accounts are an essential part of day to day life for many of us. We get our salaries paid into them, and use them to pay our bills and do our shopping. Here’s everything you need to help you choose the right account for you, and how to switch if you’re not happy.
One of the most sought-after benefits of a student bank account is an interest-free overdraft to help fund your studies. But are they really the best option? And what are the risks? Our guide explains all
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What is a standing order?One way to make regular fixed payments to another account is by setting up a standing order. So what are they – and what makes them different from direct debit payments?
What is a CHAPS payment?Need to transfer a substantial sum of money? The CHAPS system allows urgent, large sums to be transferred. Here’s how it works.
Ethical banks: can you bank conscientiously?Ethical banking is all about choosing a bank that not only makes managing your money easier, it also makes a positive impact to the world. This could be through investing in environmental or social policies or local community groups and projects. Here we explain how to bank conscientiously.
How to choose the best current accountFrom student and joint accounts to high interest and cashback accounts, our guide can help you decide how to choose the best current account for you.
What is a student bank account and why should you get one?A student bank account is not just for paying tuition fees, it can also offer an interest-free overdraft and a range of extra benefits. Here we explain everything you need to know.
Understanding charity bank accountsCharity bank accounts are designed for charities to make it easier and cheaper for charities to operate and ensure donations get to the right place. We take a close look at everything they've got to offer
What is international banking?MoneySuperMarket does not currently offer a comparison service for international bank accounts, but we hope this guide can provide you with valuable insights to help you navigate the complexities of global banking. Whether you're a seasoned traveller or embarking on a new life overseas, an international bank account could be the key to managing your finances with ease.
What financial help is available to students?As well as student loans to cover tuition fees and living costs, there might be other ways of accessing the financial support you need while studying in higher education. Our guide looks at your options.
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