Student Internet Banking
Check out the latest student internet banking deals...
Most students now do their banking on the internet, because it is quick, easy and safe.
Many banks offer students great incentives to bank with them, including rail cards, cash and electronic goods.
See below for the latest student internet banking deals:
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| Provider | Account Name | Rate
(AER) | Minimum
Balance |
| Smile | Student Current Account |
3.04%
|
£0
|
| Clydesdale Bank | Student Account |
2.94%
|
£0
|
| Yorkshire Bank | Student Account |
2.94%
|
£0
|
| Halifax | Student Current Account |
2.02%
|
£0
|
| Bank of Scotland | Student Current Account |
2.02%
|
£0
|
| Royal Bank of Scotland | Graduate Royalties Account |
2.02%
|
£1
|
| Royal Bank of Scotland | Student Royalties Account |
2.02%
|
£1
|
| Abbey | Student Bank Account |
1.50%
|
£0
|
| Abbey | Graduate Bank Account |
1.50%
|
£0
|
| Bank of Ireland (NI) | Student Account |
0.50%
|
£1
|
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Student banking can be administered over the Internet, in branches or by post.
It is a highly competitive area for banks, with the strategy of providing good student banking during university to ensure many new long-term customers upon graduation.
Internet student banking accounts are also becoming more popular for both banks and students, allowing easy management of accounts and money with lower administration costs.
Typical features of student bank accounts are Internet management, interest free overdrafts until graduation and various perks available on account opening.
Student bank accounts can be difficult for international students to obtain however, as most if not all the major banks require a number of years of UK residency for accounts to be opened.
| ING Direct Instant Access Savings Account | 3.00% | |
| Hi Save 5 year Fixed Rate Bond | up to 4.40% | |
| 6 month, 1, 2, 3 and 4 year rates also available |
| Investec Guaranteed FTSE 100 Income Plan | See details | |
| 5 Year Capital Protected Structured Income Bond with an annual yield of 6.00%,a quarterly yield of 1.47% or a monthly yield of 0.48%. |
| High 5 Account - min deposit £25K+ | 3.13% | |
| Always pays the average of the five highest savings rates in the market |
| Skipton Building Society 2year Fixed Rate Bond | 3.89% | |
| Pays a return of 3.89% AER / 3.90% Gross. Fixed term until 28th July 2011 |
| Hi Save 5 year Fixed Rate | 4.40% | |
| 6 month, 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 year rates available 4.00 - 4.40% AER |
| Skipton Building Society 2 year Fixed Rate Bond | 3.89% | |
| Pays a return of 3.89% AER / 3.90% Gross. Fixed term until 28th July 2011 |
| Newcastle Building Society 2 year Fixed Rate Bond | 3.25% | |
| Pays a return of 3.25% Gross/AER, fixed term until 19th July 2011 |
| Skipton Building Society Guaranteed Double Asset Bond | See Details | |
| The Opportunity for Real Growth and 100% Capital Protection to Your Original Investment. No Capital Gains Tax. |
| Offshore Regular Saver - £100 per month minimum required | 4.00% | |
| to receive 4.0% you MUST save £100-£2000 by standing order every month for a 12 month period |
| ING Direct Savings Account | 3.00% | |
| Savings Account | 2.80% | |
| Internet Saver | 2.80% | |
| Lloyds TSB E Saver | 2.50% | |
| Direct Transfer Account | Up to 2.51% | |
| Barclays Wealth Regular Income Bond |  | 7.75% pa** | |
| 5 Year Structured Income Bond with an annual yield of 7.75% or quarterly at 0.63%. Can be used for ISA transfers & SIPP investment up to £500,000. |
| Investec Guranteed FTSE 100 Income Plan | | 6.40% pa*** | |
| 5 Year Capital Protected Structured Income Bond with an annual yield of 6.40%,a quarterly yield of 1.55% or a monthly yield of 0.5%. |
| Barclays Defined Returns Plan | | Click for Details | |
| This capital protected plan has a choice of investment terms of 3,4,or 5 years offering a maximum return of 43%. |
| Barclays Defined Returns (Annual Kick-Out 100) Plan | | Click for Details | |
| The 5 year Growth Plan offers an opportunity for attractive pre-defined returns at 10% a year. |
| Invesco Perpetual Corporate Bond ISA | | 6.77%* | |
| This highly popular fund aims to achieve a high level of overall return with relative security to capital. Income Paid to you twice yearly. Up to 100% Discount off the Standard Initial Fund Charge. |
*Current Income Yields are Gross, Variable & Not Guaranteed
**Historic Yield reflects distributions declared over the past 12 months as a percentage of the mid-market price of the fund as at March 2009.
Disclaimer (Please Read)
Please bear in mind that:
- Investment ISAs are designed as medium to long term investments, for example at least five years.
- The value of your investment and the level of any income received from it can fall as well as rise and is not guaranteed and you may not get back the amount of your original investment.
- The tax efficiency of ISAs is based on current tax law and there is no guarantee that tax rules will stay the same in the future.
- The list of funds provided above should not be seen in any way as being a recommendation. No advice has been given and you should be aware that any investment which takes place will be transacted on an “execution only” basis.
- Full details of the funds, including investment performance statistics and risk profile will be provided in the documentation/brochure sent to you and it is up to you to ensure that you fully understand the nature of investment before proceeding. If you are at all unsure of the suitability of the type of investment, both in respect of its objectives and its risk profile, you should seek independent financial advice.
- Any income yield quoted is correct at the time of going to press. Income yields vary and are only estimates. The actual dividend income that you receive will depend upon the income payable by the underlying assets of the fund and could change, either up or down, at any time. Dividend income from an ISA will, under current legislation, be free of UK income tax. Dividend income paid from a fund not held within an ISA will be subject to income tax, which may or may not be reclaimable depending upon your circumstances and the type of investment. In some cases, there may be additional income tax to pay.
- If you choose a fund which invests overseas, there is the addition of “exchange rate” risk which could reduce any gains or increase losses if the currency moves against you.
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