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Compare Current Accounts

Switching current accounts has never been easier - your bank will do all the hard work for you!

Compare the accounts below to find the right service for you and switch online.

Current accounts

CompanyPackage NameInterest Rate (AER %)Online AccessMinimum BalanceOverdraft RateMonthly CostBenefits 
Abbey Bank Account6.00%Yes£0£2,500 for 12 months£0Dedicated Account Transfer Team to move all of your regular bill payments and Direct Debits
Cooperative Current Account0.05%YesNo£20 per day£0We promise not to make any financial errors on your statements.
Premier Current Account1%Yes£500 a month0% Overdraft for 12 months£0-
Current Account Plus2.00%YesNo17.9%£12.95£9.95 for first 6 months
Premier Direct Current Account6.00%Yes£500 a month0% for 12 months£0Earn 6% AER on balances up to £2,500 for 12 months
Current Account Advanced0%YesNo18.8%£0Regular Saver and Green Option with online management
Card One Banking Account0.00%Yes£0N/A£12.50No Credit Checks - Ideal for people with adverse credit history
Barclays Additions Active0.00%YesNo12.9% on overdrafts over £300£14Barclays Personal Reserve helps you avoid having payments returned unpaid
Barclays Current Account Plus0.00%YesNo16.9%£3 (Up to £100 of annual benefits)Barclays Personal Reserve helps you avoid having payments returned unpaid
Premier 50 Current Account6.00%Yes£500 a monthup to £5 a month£0-
Premier 21 Current Account5.00% (fixed)Yes£500 a monthup to £5 a month£0Must be aged between 16 and 20 and pay in your earnings
Barclays Premier Life0%Yes£0£1000£25.00 (discounted to £17.50 if eligible)Airport lounge access
Must meet certain requirements

Read our guide on switching current accounts .

Switching current accounts has now got a lot easier - you can manage your accounts using the internet and get highly competitive savings rates by investing as little as a £1.

The table above shows some of the most competitive interest rates on the market with information to help you decide which is the right savings account for you.

Explanation of table:


  • Package name - Banks often have many different savings products. This is the name of the savings account.
  • AER % - This is the annual equivalent rate. This represents the % annual return on your savings deposits.
  • Notice period - The number of days notice you have to provide the bank to get your money without losing interest or incurring penalty charges.
  • Minimum balance - The minimum amount required to open and maintain a savings amount.
  • Interest paid - This indicates when interest is earned on the balance of the account.
  • Internet / phone banking - This tells you whether you can manage your account online or via a call centre.

Read our guide to current accounts or switching current accounts.


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