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Business Bank Account
staituk
Posts: 3 Newbie
hi, I am after some advice, I currently have a HSBC Business bank account, I am being charged a monthly fee and all the other normal charges
I am wondering if there is other options to a business bank account?
at the moment I the amount of money that goes in to my account is less that £300 a month, and some months less,
i am wondering if my best option is opening a current account since the amount is low, or do i need to stick with a business account
Thanks
I am wondering if there is other options to a business bank account?
at the moment I the amount of money that goes in to my account is less that £300 a month, and some months less,
i am wondering if my best option is opening a current account since the amount is low, or do i need to stick with a business account
Thanks
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See http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/banking/small-business#acc, which summarises best options, including the obvious recommendation to check Ts & Cs if considering using a personal account for business purposes!0
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Santander have a free business accountRemember the saying: if it looks too good to be true it almost certainly is.0
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Santander have a free business account
I don't think they do. They have a free 12-18 months business bank account for start-ups opening their first business account. The OP isn't opening their first business account.
I don't think there are any longterm free business accounts around anymore. The best options to reduce costs are using opening offers.
And, if the OP already has a business account (and so not eligible for Santander's offer) the best offer around is, I think, still the Clydesdale/Yorkshire Bank's 25 months free for switchers. Though that's only convenient if you are relatively close to a branch (as they do need you to visit for ID purposes).0 -
I would suggest setting up a second personal current account.0
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