Ian L
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First Direct, the Internet subsidiary owned by HSBC. |
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Bossman â„¢
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Abbey |
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Girlie
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I personally wouldn't recommend Abbey- I went 6 pence oer drawn and they charged me £30.
My boyfriend has also had trouble with Lloyd's TSB sometimes they take money out of his account and put it back a week later.
My Dad is with HSBC and has never had a problem.
Good luck xx |
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Bluebell
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Been with Barclays for donkeys years and never had any problems with them. |
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S Csparky
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i have no problem with the HSBC.!! |
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John W
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I would say RBS but they also own natwest..... Oops!! |
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Croxx
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Nationwide - no problems ever... |
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C B
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I have been with LLoyds for over 30 years and have been happy with them. They have never made a mistake and were quick to refund money on the one occasion I have been a victime of fraud. |
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Coco32
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RBS.............I didnt know that John,,,i have never had a problem with them :) |
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markeverest
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I have been with TSB, NatWest, Lloyds and Abbey National in the past.
Since 1995 I have been with Nationwide. I have a mortgage, savings and current account and when I travel I use my cards to withdraw cash in the USA, Australia, New Zealand and Singapore as I need it.
Nationwide are brilliant. They don't charge me for withdrawing cash abroad and the exchange rate is about the same or better than you can get anywhere else. |
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Minel
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Halifax - online banking i agree with that |
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me and you today
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Definately. Abbey.
Good rates and all esp on heir credit card rates. Join them!
http://moneysupermarket.com
http://abbey.com |
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ali_reece
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I use Smile. It is an internet only bank, but no problems at all, very happy with them. Paying in cheques and cash can be done at the post-office. |
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Jim
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HBOS isn't bad. You get a good rate of interest if you open a current account with them - over 6% - but only on balances below £2,500. |
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Capt Jack
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Don't go to Alliance and Leicester, they charge 50p a day for an overdraft, whether you arranged one or not, whether you go overdrawn by £20 or £2000 |
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TallPaul
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First Direct are top for customer service.
http://www.moneysupermarket.com |
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tattylashes
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alliance and Leicester...i have been with them since 1991 and they are brilliant, i even got to do on line banking with them....it's only a building society but they meet your standards...and never charge a fee for keeping your money in their bank...go for it..you can open an account on line and transfer your other moneys from your old account to your new one...i do recommend them, they are good... |
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Phillip J
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i am with northern rock and have been for over 20 years and these have been fantastic. will close it if virgin ever take it over. money robbing bugars. try moneysavingsexpert.com these have a comparison on it. |
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Duffer
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I have been with NatWest since 1959, although it was then National Provincial (they merged with the Westminster Bank and the District Bank) and have had no trouble. Perhaps it is your branch, not the bank as such. |
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John H
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Abbey - absolutely dreadful - don't touch with a barge pole!!! Customer service is very poor as shown on Watchdog on BBC1!!
I've been banking with Lloyds TSb now for about 18 months - not one problem, easy to use internet banking and english people on the other end of the phone - which is always a plus when questioning anything about the account!!
So I'd strongly recommend Lloyds!!
Good luck!!! |
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USMB
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i have banked with nearly all major banks in the past and by far Nationwide are the worst and HSBC are the best! |
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I am that I am faults included
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♥ Minki ♥
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Halifax, online banking is excellent. |
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