Bank Accounts
The latest news, updates and opinions on Bank Accounts from the expert team here at MoneyWeek
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Chase bank account: Time running out to earn unlimited cashback
News Chase Bank pays you 1% cashback on all your purchases, plus 1% interest on your balance - but, you’ll need to act fast to take advantage of it.
By John Fitzsimons Last updated
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Chase extends its cashback offer to existing customers
News The app-based bank announced an expansion to its rewards programme, including an extension to its cashback offer and interest on its current account.
By Nicole García Mérida Published
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Nationwide to give 5% cashback on supermarket spending
News Nationwide customers can now earn 5% cashback on their grocery shopping - we have all the details
By Nicole García Mérida Published
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How safe is your banking app?
Analysis Convenient, easy to use and in your pocket - mobile banking apps have made everyday banking more accessible than ever for millions of us, but how safe is your banking app?
By Adam French Published
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Revolut - How safe is your money?
Tips Dominic Frisby explains how fraudsters used increasingly sophisticated techniques to steal thousands from one Revolut user and looks at just how safe the banking app is
By Dominic Frisby Published
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Santander launches new bank account – is it any good?
News Santander’s new accounts gives you up to £20 cashback a month and 4% interest rate on savings.
By Nicole García Mérida Published
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Get paid to switch your current account
Advice Santander and NatWest are offering bonuses if you switch to their current accounts, but make sure you choose the right service.
By Ruth Jackson-Kirby Last updated
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Should you join in on the dash for digital banks?
Advice App-based financial-services providers are proving efficient and popular
By Ruth Jackson-Kirby Published
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Prepare yourself for an end to “free” banking
Advice Free bank accounts could soon be a thing of the past. But paid-for accounts can come with plenty of worthwhile perks, says Ruth Jackson-Kirby.
By Ruth Jackson-Kirby Published
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