Emma Mitra
Content Writer
Emma is a freelance content writer who loves making complex subjects easy to understand. She has over a decade of experience writing for financial and professional services, working with brands and publications including Aviva, Admiral, and Financial Times.
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Reward current accounts explained: how they work, what they pay and who benefits
Cashback, interest, perks or a monthly fee? See how reward current accounts work, what you really earn after fees, and who gets…
What happens to your Direct Debits when you switch current accounts?
Worrying about payments being disrupted is one of the main reasons people stay with bank accounts that don’t work for them. But…
Current Account Switch Service: how it works and what’s guaranteed
The free Current Account Switch Service moves your balance, Direct Debits and salary in 7 working days. See what it covers and h…
Is it worth switching current accounts? A complete pros and cons guide
Switching current accounts is easier than you might think. But the important question isn’t really whether switching is possible…
How to switch current accounts: a step-by-step guide
Switching your current account could take as little as 7 working days, thanks to a free resource called the Current Account Swit…
How to compare current accounts: what to look for before you switch
Not all accounts are created equal. Here’s how to compare what’s out there and find an account that works harder for you.
Free current accounts: What to look for beyond ‘no fee’
Most current accounts in the UK don’t charge a monthly fee. So when a bank says their account is ‘free’, they’re really just des…
Do banks offer better savings rates if you have a current account with them?
Some banks do offer their current account customers a better deal on savings, but not always by much. In this guide, we’ll exp…
Can you get a current account with bad credit?
If your credit score has seen better days, you might be wondering whether a current account is even an option. Spoiler: it is. I…
How to open a bank account in the UK: what you need and what to expect
To open a bank account in the UK, you’ll need a photo ID and proof of address. Most banks let you apply entirely online through…
