Find out how to choose the right bank account for you.

Do you have more than one account? New services mean you can now see all your accounts in a single banking app.

Ways to put money into your account

Online banking, also known as internet banking, has become increasingly popular over the past decade. It’s a great way to take control of your finances and an easy way to make sure you’re keeping up to date with payments.

How to set up a budget

If your household income is squeezed, this guide will tell you how to claim any benefits you’re entitled to, find extra sources of income and understand the support available to help you manage household bills and save money.

Opening a bank account.

A debit card is the first payment choice for a lot of people who don’t like to pay on credit.

Direct Debits and standing orders make sure your bills are paid automatically.

Running your bank or building society account doesn’t have to cost much. In fact, if you don’t go overdrawn and use your cards carefully, you might pay nothing at all.

A bank transfer is when money is sent from one bank account to another.

You could consider a fee-free basic bank account if you don’t already have a bank account, or don’t qualify for a standard current account.

If you’ve had difficulty opening an account with a bank or building society, a credit union current account could be a good option for you.

There are two main ways that e-payment accounts work.

If you’re struggling to keep up with bills and debt payments, don’t worry – you’re not alone.

If you’re contacted by your credit card provider and told you’re in persistent debt, you might be confused as it might not feel like you’re in debt.