1. The One Account
The One account is designed to give you real financial flexibility, make sure you make the most of your money and help you pay off your borrowing early, simply by bringing all your finances together.




2. HSBC Bank Account
24/7 Internet Banking, Mobile Banking when you’re on the move, 4% AER/Gross Regular Saver and Identity Theft Assistance with free online credit report. Terms & Conditions apply.




3. Natwest Current Account Plus
A flexible current account for day-to-day banking. An overdraft and chequebook (subject to eligibility) - with no monthly subscription charges. The NatWest and Royal Bank of Scotland current accounts now include I-Phone applications.




4. Barclays Premier Life Current Account
A priority banking service and a range of exclusive extras in one current account. Up to £1,000 of interest overdrafts & preferential rates.
5. Bank of Scotland Reward Current Account
If you’re looking for a really straightforward current account that’s ideal for day-to-day banking, the Bank of Scotland Current Account is simplicity itself. It brings you all the essential features you’ll need.
6. Halifax Reward Current Account
We'll give you £5 each month you pay in £1,000, whether you're in credit or overdrawn. Our overdraft fees are simple to understand. You'll pay daily overdraft fees rather than monthly interest, making it easy to manage your money.
7. Nationwide Flex current account
The Flex account gives you access to online banking, quick and easy transfer service, a five star rated product (rated by Defaqto) and much more.
8. Lloyds TSB Current Account with Vantage
Our current accounts with Vantage pay up to 4.00% AER (3.93% Gross). Rates are tiered, paid monthly and variable.
9. RBS Interest Paying C/A
Free everyday banking - no monthly subscription charges. No arrangement or renewal fees - on overdrafts up to £15,000. And pay no interest on agreed overdrafts of up to £100.
10. Santander Overdraft Bank Account
0% EAR overdraft (12.9% EAR typical (variable) for 12 months when you switch to Santander.