Discussion
I've banked with smile for a long time, probably ten years and been happy with them.
I just have current account, a small personal loan which will be repaid in a few months anyway and a savings (rainy day) account with less than £2,000 in it.
With the co-ops negative press recently, should I move to one of the big High Street banks or are they all effectively the same?
I have an old HSBC current account which has been dormant since my salary stopped going into it when I switched to smile. I still get annual statements saying zero in, zero out, zero balance.
I just have current account, a small personal loan which will be repaid in a few months anyway and a savings (rainy day) account with less than £2,000 in it.
With the co-ops negative press recently, should I move to one of the big High Street banks or are they all effectively the same?
I have an old HSBC current account which has been dormant since my salary stopped going into it when I switched to smile. I still get annual statements saying zero in, zero out, zero balance.
'We live up to our customers' ethical priorities'. teehee
At the current account/small beans level, convenience of use/customer service might be the best decider. In this respect I can't think that anyone is better than First Direct.
Smile is sure to be covered by the compensation scheme so even if it goes phut your £2K will be safe.
At the current account/small beans level, convenience of use/customer service might be the best decider. In this respect I can't think that anyone is better than First Direct.
Smile is sure to be covered by the compensation scheme so even if it goes phut your £2K will be safe.
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