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All high street banks offer Student Accounts and most include incentives such as cash, gifts, money off vouchers or free overdrafts to attract new customers.
A number of banks have branches on campus and most include a free student advisory service to help young people learn to manage their money.
Most Student Accounts WILL come with:
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 Debit card
Credit card or option to apply for one
Cheque book
Direct debit and standing order facility
Overdraft
Interest paid on money in the account, usually at a low rate
Phone and/or internet banking
Gifts or other incentives for opening the account
Student advisers
On-campus branches
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Most Student Bank Accounts will NOT come with:
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High rate of interest on money in the account
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You can use most Student Bank Accounts to:
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Have wages, benefits, State pension and tax credits paid directly into the account
Pay in cash
Pay in cheques
Pay your bills by direct debit or standing order
Withdraw money from cash machines
Withdraw money from your bank or building society branches
Withdraw money from the Post Office®
Withdraw money from some shops
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See the links above for more detailed information on the variety of bank accounts available and see our bank directory to find out what types of accounts your local bank offers.
Always be sure you fully understand what is and is not included, the costs, restrictions and exactly who is offering it before signing up for a bank account or any financial product. For more information see the Financial Services Authority Consumer Information website http://www.moneymadeclear.fsa.gov.uk/ .
None of the information contained in this website constitutes, nor should be construed as Financial Advice.
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