Category : Finance Banking


UK Banks Offer Up to £200 for Switching Accounts

Lloyds, NatWest, First Direct, Nationwide, and Co-op Bank are providing cash bonuses ranging from £100 to £200 for customers who switch their current accounts, with specific eligibility criteria and deadlines.

Leeds Building Society Hits 1M Members as Revenues Rise

Leeds Building Society achieved a major milestone in 2025, reaching one million members while reporting significant increases in revenue and operating profit. The mutual also expanded its community support and branch network investments.

Lloyds Bank Ends Cheque Deposits at Post Office

Lloyds Bank has stopped accepting cheque deposits at Post Office branches, replacing it with a postal service. Age UK warns this change disproportionately affects older, lower-income customers who rely on cheques.

Save £1,056 a Year with Rainy Day Savings App

A little-known savings account feature allows Brits to save £1,056 annually by automatically transferring money when it rains. The Plum Rainy Days Rule uses weather forecasts to set aside funds.

Nationwide Updates on App Feature Customers Want

Nationwide Building Society has responded to customer inquiries about transaction notifications in its app, confirming the feature is in development. The society also highlights its alert system and a £175 switching bonus.

UK Urged to Save 3 Months' Pay for Financial Emergencies

New research reveals alarming savings gaps in the UK, with one in five people having less than £1,000 saved. Experts warn younger people and women are particularly vulnerable, urging households to build a three-month emergency fund.

168 Lloyds, Halifax, Bank of Scotland Branches Closing in UK

The Lloyds Banking Group has confirmed the closure of 168 branches across Lloyds, Halifax, and Bank of Scotland, with six locations in Birmingham affected. The closures are scheduled for 2026 and 2027, following a recent announcement of 95 additional clos

Page 32 of 91
Pickt mobile sticky banner — logo, tagline and CTA button