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I had been jumping between bank sites for days. Here I filtered by minimum balance and account fee, found a listing that matched, and the contact details were current. Applied online and heard back in four days.
Most sites only advertise the headline interest rate. This one showed withdrawal fees and transfer charges next to it, so I could work out what the account would actually cost me at the end of the year.
Search and filtering are fast and I liked the side-by-side comparison. One credit union I called had moved branches, so I gave it four stars. Easy to report an out-of-date listing once I noticed.
Everything is ranked by the numbers that matter to me, minimum balance first and interest rate second. No sponsored placements pushing a product I did not ask for. Took me ten minutes to narrow fifty options to three.
The prepaid and digital wallet comparison page is the reason I came back. Only a handful of providers are listed so far, and the one I use was missing, but the structure is right and the fees shown matched what I am charged.
The savings and current account sections are solid. I was looking for a personal loan comparison and there was nothing under lending yet. The site was easy to use, I just left with nothing to compare on that side.
I saved three accounts side by side, printed the summary, and walked into my branch with it. The staff found it useful and the conversation went quickly because I already knew what I wanted to ask for.
Most of what I use is on my phone and the pages load quickly on mobile data. Filter changes keep the scroll position, which is more than I can say for most comparison sites I have used before.
I read the fee notes on a listing here and realised my current account charged for every card replacement. Switched to an account with no replacement fee. That one note paid for the whole site.
Once I understood that the filter panel applies to the whole table and not just the first column, it was exactly what I wanted. I would like a way to save a shortlist, and a sort on minimum opening deposit.
I have recommended the site to two people at work. They were both skeptical about smaller institutions and the rate and fee tables on the listing pages convinced them. Both accounts are open.
The individual bank pages are detailed and clearly sourced. I could not work out a way to keep a record of which ones I liked, so I ended up writing the list in a notes app. Would like a simple shortlist feature.