Citibank current accounts
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Citibank dates back to 1812 in New York, but its first UK branch was opened in London in 1995.
The bank's range of current accounts includes a number of premium accounts for high earners, basic accounts, dollar and euro current accounts and accounts for Polish nationals wishing to send funds back to Poland.
See below for details of current account deals.
- OFT not to refer current accounts to Competition Commission
- Post Office to offer current accounts in challenge to banks
- The top five current accounts to switch to for cash and benefits
- Watchdog reviews current accounts in fresh banking probe
- Santander offers students £50 to switch current accounts
Savings News
Jockey Club extends retail bond deadline by 15 days
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OFT not to refer current accounts to Competition Commission
The Office of Fair Trading has decided not to refer the current account market to the Competition Commission saying it will monitor proposed changes and review the sector again in 2015. |
Governor King to present final quarterly inflation report
The Governor of the Bank of England, Sir Mervyn King is to present his final quarterly inflation report and is expected to keep 2013 GDP growth estimates close to 1.0 per cent. |
Co-op presents capital plan to Bank of England
The Co-operative Bank has denied it will need a taxpayer bailout after Moody's cut its credit rating to junk status prompting the resignation of chief executive Barry Tootell |
Post Office accounts offer simple fee structure and low charges
The Post Ofice has launched three new current accounts in a pilot scheme that could be unveiled across its 11,500 branches in 2014. |
Bank of England keeps QE and base rate on hold
The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee is not expected to make any changes to quantitative easing and base rate when it meets today keeping QE at £375bn and base rate at 0.50%. |
UK savings levels fall as cost of living outpaces wage growth
Research from Lloyds shows that UK savings levels are falling as people struggle with the higher cost of living at a time of low wage growth. |
Service sector boost points to sustained growth of UK economy
Activity in the vital services sector increased, according to the latest Markit PMI survey for April giving the clearest indication yet that the economy is improving. |
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