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Santander current accounts explained
A choice of interest rates
If you tend to use your overdraft, we offer a Preferred Overdraft Rate Account. Or, if you have spare money in your bank account at the end of the month, you’ll earn more interest with the Preferred In-Credit Rate Account. Just choose the one that’s right for you. Or if you have a mortgage or investment with us, the Zero Current Account combines unique features with competitive interest rates
All-round easy access
You can choose to manage your bank account in any of our branches, at any LINK cash machine, online at www.Santander.co.uk, over the phone or by post.
Debit card and chequebook
Your Bank Account comes with a debit card and chequebook. The debit card provides a quick & secure method of purchasing goods & services at home and abroad.
Switch to our Current Account – let us do it for you
Using our free Account Transfer Service to switch your bank account couldn’t be easier. Our dedicated team takes care of everything. They make sure the whole experience is simple and straightforward for you.
Switch to our Current Account today and receive:
Other accounts available:
We also have a range of bank accounts with added value, for a small monthly fee, they give you a wide range of money saving benefits combined with competitive interest rates.
Or if you have your mortgage with us, our new Zero Current Account combines unique features such as no fees when you exceed your overdraft and no fees from us when you use your debit card anywhere in the world, with competitive interest rates.
Our Current Account will also match your previous overdraft (up to £5,000 - depending on your circumstances).
Note 1 AER stands for Annual Equivalent Rate and shows what the interest would be if we paid interest and added it each year. Rates may change and we pay interest each month.
EAR stands for Effective Annual rate and represents the yearly cost of an overdraft, which takes into account how often we charge interest to the account and does not include any other fees or charges. Overdrafts depend on your circumstances and you must repay any overdraft when we ask in line with our General Terms and Conditions
Rates correct as at 28 June 2010