It's easier to switch bank accounts than you think

Savings and ISAs

Ed Bowsher
Updated on 09 May 2013 | 3 Comments

Switching bank accounts has become much easier. And once you've switched, you could earn as much as 3% interest on your current account.

Your average Brit gets divorced more often than switch current account. It seems that many folk think switching account is too much hassle.

Watch this video and find out how easy it is to switch bank and find out about the best current accounts on the market right now.

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This video was made in association with Santander.

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