[Fast 1 *]

If you're paying in loads of cheques and don't like being stung - £60/month FFS - there are a couple of things you can do.

1 - CHANGE BANKS! investigate Abbey and Co-Op

2 - If you don't want to change, put your excess balances into a high interest account . Hopefully the interest will more than offset the charges.

That'll be a fiver, thanks.

cheers dave.Something i might think about

[Fast 1 *]

my bank made me have one, cos of the amount of cheques i was putting in. [HSBC]  Anyone know of a bank that doesn't mind? cos they're charging me  around 15 quid a month...

when you say"made you" what do you mean

[supernova77]

I have a business account with Natwest... I just think it looks more professional to have an account in your company name.

I'm still in my first year so I don't pay any charges at the moment. When they start charging I'll just switch to an Abbey business account, because they offer free business banking.

Andy

[WavieDavie]

If you're paying in loads of cheques and don't like being stung - £60/month FFS - there are a couple of things you can do.

1 - CHANGE BANKS! investigate Abbey and Co-Op

2 - If you don't want to change, put your excess balances into a high interest account . Hopefully the interest will more than offset the charges.

That'll be a fiver, thanks.

cheers dave.Something i might think about

Being a bit nosey - what do you get charged for paying in each cheque? There must also be a monthly standing charge?

[Fast 1 *]

was that question for me?

[WavieDavie]

Being a bit nosey - what do you get charged for paying in each cheque? There must also be a monthly standing charge?

was that question for me?

Yes it was. How do they rack the charges up?

[alpha]

Try Alliance and Liecester free business banking and it is exactly free. You can pay money in at any Post Office.  Their interest rate is average . Any problems are dealt with swiftly. I would thourghly recommend them.