The best current account switching bonus available right now is £220 from HSBC, making it the most lucrative offer on the market in June 2026. Across the major high street banks, eight separate deals are live, offering between £175 and £220 in cash simply for moving your current account using the free Current Account Switch … Read more
PayPal is useful for online checkouts and splitting a bill by link, but it is not a current account. You get no sort code that works for salary payments, no physical card built for everyday spending, and the fee structure can catch you out on currency conversion. Many people start looking for something better once … Read more
Marcus by Goldman Sachs built its reputation on a straightforward easy-access savings account with a competitive rate and no fees. For many UK savers it was the obvious first step away from the high-street banks. Rates shift, though, and what made Marcus compelling in one year can look less impressive in another, particularly once you … Read more
Wise Business and Revolut Business are the two dominant multi-currency accounts for UK companies that trade or pay internationally. Wise is built around transparent, mid-market-rate currency conversion across 40-plus currencies, with local account details in several markets and a clear fee structure. Revolut Business is a broader financial platform with expense management, team cards, approval … Read more
Tide and Starling are two of the UK’s most popular digital business accounts, but they serve quite different needs. Tide is an e-money platform built for speed and flexibility, with a free entry tier, per-transaction pricing, and a growing suite of tools for invoicing and expenses. Starling is a fully licensed UK bank, offering a … Read more
Mettle and Tide are two of the most popular app-only business bank accounts for UK sole traders and small businesses. Mettle, backed by NatWest, offers a completely free account with built-in invoicing and FreeAgent integration. Tide started as a simple business account and has grown into a platform with multiple paid tiers, expense cards and … Read more
Wise and Monzo are two of the most popular app-based financial accounts in the UK, but they serve quite different purposes. Wise is a multi-currency account built for people who regularly send, receive or spend money across borders, holding over 40 currencies at the mid-market rate. Monzo is a fully licensed UK bank with a … Read more
Chase and Revolut are two of the most talked-about digital current accounts in the UK, but they are built around very different ideas of what a bank account should do. Chase, backed by JPMorgan Chase, launched in the UK with a sharp focus on cashback rewards and a competitive linked savings rate, all with no … Read more
Chase UK and Monzo are two of the most popular app-only current accounts in Britain, and on paper they look almost identical: both are free, both are fully licensed banks with FSCS protection up to £85,000, and both work entirely through a smartphone. The difference is in what each does best. Chase leads with a … Read more
Revolut and Wise are two of the biggest names in UK fintech, but they serve subtly different needs. Revolut is a full-service current account with a UK banking licence, offering budgeting tools, savings pots, investments and multi-currency spending in 150+ currencies. Wise is a specialist money account built around holding and converting 40+ currencies at … Read more