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Skipton upgrades its business bank accounts

Skipton International Limited has recently announced upgrades to its available business bank accounts by unveiling two new fixed rate bonds ideal for trusts, intermediaries, and businesses, financial experts recently reported.

Shared approach could minimise branch closures, experts say

Banking experts in the UK have recently come forward to state that the adoption of a shared approach when it comes to local financial service providers could minimise the impact of branch closures in communities where all other banks have already shuttered their doors.

Metro Bank opens new branch amidst competitor closures

Even as its competitors continue to close their own branches, one new provider of personal and business bank accounts has recently opened its newest, bringing it to a sum total of 11.

Brits feel their homes safer than savings accounts

The Financial Services Compensation Scheme recently reported that one out of every ten Brits feel that keeping their money stashed in their homes is safer than depositing it in savings accounts, resulting with more than £5.6 billion stuffed in jam jars and under mattresses.

Business bank accounts face tightened bank lending

Holders of UK business bank accounts had a rough go of it last month, with bank lending conditions tightening, experts say.

Number of Barclays complaints on the decline, bank reports

One major high street provider of personal and business bank accounts recently reported that the annual number of complaints made against it last year is significantly reduced from its 2010 complaints figures.

UK banks cut interest rates on their fixed rate bonds

Providers of personal and business bank accounts in the UK seem to have chosen this week to reduce the rates of return on their fixed rate bonds, industry experts recently reported.