Halifax current accounts
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Halifax - switched from being a building society to a bank in 1997 and merged with the Bank of Scotland in 2001, and now forms part of the HBOS group.
Halifax offers a high interest current account and a reward account as well as products for children and students.
See below for details of current account deals.
- Santander offers students £50 to switch current accounts
- Halifax extends £100 current account switch offer
- Six current accounts that offer the best switching deals
- Santander raises overdraft charges on current accounts
- Halifax extend £100 current account switching offer
Savings News
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Bank of England to cut growth forecast again
The Bank of England publishes its Quarterly Inflation Report tomorrow (16th May) against a background of a double-dip recession and stickier than expected inflation. |
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We preview the economic week ahead that sees unemployment figures, trade deficit data and the Bank of England's Quarterly Inflation Report released. |
Bank of England's Quarterly Inflation Report dominates week ahead
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Will the Bank of England decide on more QE?
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Queen's Speech: Banking Reform Bill could signal end of free banking
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Cash machines to accept charity donations
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