|
|
| 2008 Salary Survey Data | Money Management | Financial Knowledge | Stocks and Shares | Your Salary | Pay Rates | |
|
Improve Your...
2008 Salary Trends Interview Technique Job Finding CV Writing Salary Negotiation Networking Tips Career Development Leadership Skills Body Language Business Relations Management Skills Presentations Confidence
Tax Information...
Tax Calculator Student Loans Income Tax Tax Allowances National Insurance Tax Freedom Day
Career Progression...
Job Profiles Marketing Motivating Letters Search Consultants Unadvertised Vacancies Executive Job Search Executive Coaching Internet Job Sites Research Your Image Competency Interviews
Using your Salary
Best Financial Products Beat the Credit Crunch Best Current Accounts Second Jobs Maximise Salary Pay, Hours, Benefits |
What is a current account?This may sound like a rather basic question, but for many who have never had a bank account before or are generally unfamiliar with banking, even this concept can be tricky. A current account simple refers to a store for your money. But rather than having it stashed under the bed as physical cash, you start a relationship with a banking provider and they look after your money for you. This money is stored in what is called a 'current account'. Each customer will tend to have a current account and it is designed for your everyday money that will have comings and goings. It will tend to be the account from which bills are paid, that your salary goes into and so forth. However it should be used to build up large sums of money - for that there are savings accounts and other vehicles that offer better rates of interest and are designed to accumulate money rather than having it go in and out at regular intervals. Related ArticlesBenefits of a current accountHow to get more out of your current account Getting a childs bank account Advantages of a student bank account How to get better banking facilities for free |