[♠Winp®oClean♠]

I'm with RBS, no charges, pay in as many cheques as I like- usually about 70 per month. No fees, no restrictions. Happy days.

[Sir Squeaky]

Rog

It will cost you a tenth of the price then

about 35p a checque, £20 account fee, 75p for writing a cheque

Ah right, I thought you meant £140 a quarter was a set rate!
Hmm...think I'm paying 14p a cheque though. At 35p it would come to more than the flat rate £25 p/m I'm paying now. (after you include charges for other payments)

[C.C.W.C]

weve just signed up t a 2 year free no charge business avcount with natwest it seems pretty reasonable

[Ste M]

I'm with RBS, no charges, pay in as many cheques as I like- usually about 70 per month. No fees, no restrictions. Happy days.

same here, i got rid of them last year for my personal stuff but i think they have done enough with my business account to get my personel banking back as well

[Sir Squeaky]

weve just signed up t a 2 year free no charge business avcount with natwest it seems pretty reasonable

It's not so much the charges as the bad advice and useless staff that's forcing me out.

Don't get overdrawn as they'll just throw more and more money at you, while charging you massive amounts for it, and you end up back where you started and thousands worse off.
They don't know what they're doing. Or rather they do...if you know what I mean...

[Steve CM]

Dave 30p x 300 is around £90.00 a month in charges not £120 a quarter

i bank with barclays and pay around £400 a quarter in charges. I will be moving banks when i can

Banks are all the same only looking after themselves. i just want the cheapest one

[Moderator David@stives]

my mistake it should read 300 cheques per quarter

[Central Window Cleaners]

I have used Abbey free business banking for 5 years now without any problems other than the local branch locking the door to the automated banking machine after 5pm

Only charges I have ever got were down to my own stupidity of not making sure there was enough in the account to cover the DD's

[formb]

Dave 30p x 300 is around £90.00 a month in charges not £120 a quarter

i bank with barclays and pay around £400 a quarter in charges. I will be moving banks when i can

Banks are all the same only looking after themselves. i just want the cheapest one

Alliance and Leicester are FREE I moved my BACS customers there last year to see how it panned out.

So far I have actually MADE £2 from interest payments

 

The only way I can see that they will charge you is if you deposit less than £1000 in 1 month or if you deposit more than £3000 in cash (not likely).

The only other limitation is if you deposit more than £1M in a year...

....at which point I'm sure you will no longer be worrying about banks.