Why switch?
Manage your money
What are the limits on ATM withdrawals and cash deposits?
Does the account offer bookkeeping tools to manage invoices, payroll and taxes?
Will the account inform you about payment due dates to avoid charges?
Charges & rates
Do they offer free card processing devices, saving you money on sourcing from a third party?
What are their overdraft charges and interest rates?
Do they offer free currency exchange when transferring money abroad?
Support & advice
Does the account offer access to insightful experts who can help you with day-to-day business issues?
Does it offer relationship managers who can provide long-term support and advice?
Compare bank service levels
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) publishes independent data that enables people to compare banks' service levels.
Annually, an independent survey polls 1200 customers of each of the 16 largest business current account providers in Great Britain and approximately 600 customers of each of the 5 largest providers in Northern Ireland if they would recommend their provider to other small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
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You choose your switch date
You can choose and agree a switch date with your new bank or building society. Just make sure you allow seven working days for the switch to take place and that your chosen date isn't a Saturday, Sunday or Bank Holiday.
Consider the benefits of switching
Answer a few quick questions and get a personalised checklist of things to consider when deciding whether or not to switch your bank account.
Get help comparing accounts
To find out about account benefits and features that each bank is offering right now, take a look at these sites:
