Bank Account News

• 'Dormant' current account details registered - 24/12/2007
  Halifax has reported that it is to register the details of dormant current accounts on the Unclaimed Assets Register.
  

• Short-term deals 'not as relevant to current accounts' - 30/11/2007
  Current account holders are being advised to look beyond short-term deals.
  

• Current account for savvy travellers over 50 - 28/11/2007
  With more over-50s having time and money to travel than younger generations, Alliance & Leicester has launched a new current account to directly benefit this age group.
  

• Current account rates 'important at Christmas' - 27/11/2007
  A good current account can help customers maximise their Christmas spending, Abbey has stated.
  

• BBA: Switching current accounts is easy - 26/11/2007
  It is easier than ever to switch current accounts, the British Bankers' Association (BBA) has asserted.
  

• Current accounts 'may boost kids' saving' - 15/11/2007
  Opening current accounts could encourage young people to save more and educate them about personal finance, it has been claimed.
  

• BBA: Trust essential with joint current accounts - 08/11/2007
  The British Bankers' Association (BBA) suggests that those planning to open a joint current account should have the "utmost trust" in their partner.
  

• Current account includes "lifestyle benefits" - 29/10/2007
  A new current account, designed to appeal to people over 50, has been unveiled today by Alliance & Leicester.
  

• Packaged current accounts 'not for everyone' - 29/10/2007
  Consumers have been advised to evaluate their needs when considering packaged current accounts.
  

• First Direct's current account design "makes sense" - 20/09/2007
  First Direct's decision to cease interest payments on current accounts and introduce a sweeping facility could foster better saving, according to a financial expert.
  

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