Oli is a writer for Finder UK. He writes guides, features and news about a range of topics, including banking, credit cards, mortgages and personal loans. He studies English Literature at the University of Sussex, and in his spare time enjoys cycling and playing the guitar, though not necessarily at the same time.
The UK's first digital bank, smile is known for its role in past technological innovations in banking. While it was on the cutting edge of banking in the late 90s, is it still today?
Copenhagen-based Danske Bank has a current account for everyone, from 11-to 17-year olds to those wanting fee-free cash withdrawals in non-sterling currencies. You can earn a £7 cash reward paid into your account each month, zero interest and fees on the first £100 of an overdraft and favourable interest rates on personal loans.
Metro Bank's main current account is great for overseas travelling, as it offers zero charges for use in Europe. We've put everything you need to know about the account in this guide.
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