A good account for everyday use. The interest rates could be a little better but given current economic circumstances that cant be helped.
Reviewed on: 12th January 2022
All in all a pretty good cash ISA. Easy to move cash around accounts, very say to access funds if needs be and the interest rate is ok, especially given the current economic climate.
Id recommend this product.
Reviewed on: 24th December 2016
A very useful tool, especially for those whose credit score isnt vey good. Give useful pointers in areas that need to be improved and how to keep on top of your credit score.
All in all Id advise have a look as you have nothing to lose.
Reviewed on: 24th December 2016
I tend to use the Post Office to buy foreign currency before travelling as I find their rates reasonable and their locations are convenient for me.
However, I recently bought 500 euros from them online to collect in person and despite requesting low value notes I was given 50 euro notes. So I would advise caution if you need your currency in specific denominations.
Reviewed on: 28th March 2016
Ive been using Liverpool Victoria for my home insurance for the past couple of years. The quote they gave me was cheaper than my previous provider and so far Ive been impressed with the coverage they have provided. Recommended.
Reviewed on: 28th March 2016
Ive had this savings account for a number of years now and whilst the interest paid is pretty poor (currently 0.28 net APR), its still not much worse than most high street savings accounts.
The real bonus of this savings account is the ease of use, especially if you use online banking. If you're saving for a rainy day that suddenly appears you'll be able to access your funds with no trouble at all. Also, transferring money between accounts is simple.
All in all, unless youre saving large amounts of money and want a higher APR this is a decent enough savings account.
Reviewed on: 24th December 2015
Ive been using Lloyds Bank since I was at school and always found their standard current account to be good enough for my needs. However, about a year ago, whilst paying in a cheque, the cashier recommended that I upgrade and I can honestly say Im glad that I did. So long as you have a minimum of £1500 paid in each money you get this account for free, otherwise its £5.00 a month. In return you get a far better interest rate, cheaper mortgage rates and a choice of lifestyle benefit incentives. All in all its a good product and Id recommend it.
Reviewed on: 24th December 2015
