All (103) Articles (78) Tools (2) Blogs (23) Filter by topics Clear all Everyday money Blogs Family and care Savings Benefits Money troubles Work Homes Selected filters Page 2 of 11 Sort by Relevance Most recent Most popular Article How to open a bank account for your benefit payments To receive benefits like Universal Credit, you’ll usually need an account that can receive automatic payments. This could be with a bank, a building society ... Tool Compare bank accounts fees and charges Having a bank account can help you keep a track of your finances and save money. But with lots of different types of accounts, it can be hard to work out which... Article Student and graduate bank accounts A student bank account helps you manage your money while you study. Here’s all you need to know. Article How to make a bank transfer A bank transfer lets you move money from one bank account to another. It’s usually instant, free and done using mobile or online banking, over the phone or in... Blog post How to find your old bank accounts Research from the Money and Pensions Service has found that 46% of people don’t save regularly. If you want to get into the savings habit, finding your old accounts... Article How to claim benefits or State Pension without a bank account If you can’t get a bank or building society account, you’ll be sent a payment card or voucher code instead. This lets you access benefit or State Pension... Article Credit union savings accounts In credit unions members pool their savings and lend to one another. Members have something in common, such as the same employer, trade union, attending a specific... Article Sort out joint bank accounts, insurance, bills and other finances with your ex-partner If you and your partner are splitting up, it’s likely that you’ll have joint finances to sort out. You might have insurance policies and credit cards in both... Blog post What is a bank statement? A bank statement lists all the transactions in and out of your account, plus details like your name and address. This lets you keep track of your money, spot... Article Overdrafts explained When you use your overdraft (often called “going into your overdraft”), you’re getting into debt. An overdraft should be for short-term borrowing or emergencies... Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next