Banking

Thousands of Brits living abroad in Europe are being told their UK bank accounts or credit cards will be closed by the end of the year as a result of Brexit. We've full help below on what you can try if your account's being closed, plus the latest on what all the major banks are doing.

TSB will no longer pay any interest on its Classic Plus current account from December.

Challenger bank Tandem will be closing its credit card range later this year. 

RBS is offering £100 to new and existing customers who switch to its Select, Reward or Premier current accounts – the second big bank switching bribe to launch in recent weeks.

App-based bank Monzo is introducing new fees for customers who take out cash or order replacement cards from October – though you won't need to pay if you have Monzo Plus or rely on Monzo as your main bank account.

The Money and Mental Health Policy Institute has awarded Lloyds Bank the first-ever 'Mental Health Accessible' accreditation for businesses.

Monzo has topped the latest official banking service league table, narrowly beating Starling Bank, while Tesco Bank took the wooden spoon.

TSB customers have been reporting problems trying to use the bank's online services this week – here's what we know so far.

Halifax is offering £100 to customers who switch to its relaunched Reward Current Account – the first bank switching bribe we've seen since the coronavirus crisis started in March.

Four million Santander customers will see the cashback offered on their 123 and 123 Lite accounts changed from October. 123 Lite customers will also see their account fee doubled to £2 a month.