IF continues with "great value" current account by Finance News Bulletin
Published: 03/01/08
Moving financial records from one bank to another is "easy", according to the British Bankers' AssociationThe value of Christmas presents can "significantly" affect home contents cover, warns NFU MutualAxa is launching My financial plan Day on November 21st in an attempt to give confidence people to take control of their financesIntelligent Finance (IF) has announced that it is passing on the 0
25 per cent rise in interest rates to its investments and Isa customers, while still offering "huge value" on its current accountThose looking to compare current accounts could advantage from IF's option, which has an annual equivalent speed of three per centIt is not raising its debit cost or charges on the account, continuing to present online and telephone banking and a £100 cheque assurance facilityIn addition, customers may choose to use the account to shape part of an offset plan, which could mean they pay less interest on an offset mortgage if they have one
And this could be a useful tool, explains Mark Parker, managing manager of IF, although many do
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