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Compare HSBC Bank Accounts

Compare HSBC Bank Accounts – read our review and compare the features and benefits available from HSBC. Make an informed decision to find a Bank Account that suits you.

HSBC Bank Accounts Review

HSBC offer a range of current accounts designed to help you manage your money. If you plan to deposit £500 or more per month you will be entitled to the HSBC current account advance options which include:
  • 24 hour access to online Banking as well as Branch and Telephone Banking
  • Overdraft facility
  • HSBC Bank Card
  • Cashback facility – available at many outlets such as supermarkets and petrol stations
  • Monthly statements – or choose to go green and save on paper by accessing transactions online, so aswell as doing your bit to reduce your carbon foot-print you can also get entered into a prize draw giving you the chance to win a laptop computer.
  • Identity Theft Assistance with one free online credit report per year

HSBC Advance

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Features

Interest Rate:
10% AER
Minimum Balance:
£1
Monthly Fee:
£12.5

Account Description

  • YOU NEED TO PAY £12.50 PER MONTH FOR THIS ACCOUNT
  • **Customers will now be able to get the first three months at only £6 per month (instead of £12.50)**
  • How to get 10% AER on your savings with this account...
  • Step 1: Open your HSBC Plus Account and agree to pay £12.50 per month for at least 12 months.
  • Step 2: Open a joint Regular Saver Account (as a Plus Customer you will be given a higher interest rate of 10% rather than 8%)
  • Step 3: You can move between £25 - £250 per month from Plus Account to the Regular Saver Account
  • Step 4: If you invest £250 per month, a total of £3,000 will be paid into your account during the 12 month term. At 10% interest, you will earn approximately £163 interest (gross).
  • WARNING: Partial withdrawals are not permitted from a Regular Saver Account. If you decide to close your account before the first anniversary HSBC Flexible Saver rate will apply (Currently 0.10% AER).
  • Overdraft facility at 17.9% EAR variable is available, however this is on a case-by-case basis.
  • Fee free cash withdrawals worldwide
  • Worldwide family travel insurance (inc. winter sports cover - up to aged 70) - Worth £180 per year!
  • ID Theft Assistance- £80 per year
  • Life Cover - £43 per year
  • Roadside Breakdown Assistance - £92 per year - Price based on RAC Solution 1 cover before any discounts.

HSBC Bank Account

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Features

Interest Rate:
0.1% AER
Minimum Balance:
£1
Monthly Fee:
£0

Account Description

  • YOU MUST BE 18+ & PAY AT LEAST £500 PER MONTH INTO THIS ACCOUNT
  • HSBC
  • Automatically transfer your Direct Debits and standing orders to your new account
  • New cheque book & Debit Card within a week of you opening your account...or HSBC give you £10
  • Enjoy a 0% overdraft for two months, while HSBC transfer your account After this time the overdraft rate will be 19.9% EAR variable
  • Make the most of your savings with a linked HSBC Regular Saver Account
  • Sleep easy knowing you're supported by Identity Theft Assistance, which includes one free online credit report per year
  • If you're on the move, keep tabs on your balance and transactions with Monilink Mobile Banking
  • Manage your money with free 24/7 Internet Banking*, pay bills and make payments securely.
  • Telephone and branch banking are also available
  • Free HSBC Bank Debit Card to pay for goods and services at home and abroad**
  • Get up to £50 cashback at various UK outlets when you pay with your free HSBC Bank Debit Card
  • Monthly statements (or Go Green to save paper and view your statements online)

HSBC News

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Wed 28th Jan, 2009
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Wed 10th Sep, 2008
FaceBook Protest causes HSBC to climb down on student overdraft fee
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