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Monday 15 May 2023 2:58 pm  |  Updated:  Wednesday 17 May 2023 3:51 pm

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Ever wished your bank would hurry up and join the 21st century? Starling Bank — with offices in London, Cardiff, Southampton, Dublin and now Manchester — is a rising star within the industry and it’s gaining a massive following by doing things differently.

Designed to give depositors a fairer, smarter and more human experience, this award-winning bank offers personal, business, joint, euro and dollar current accounts, alongside a children’s card and app to help turn spending into valuable life skills. There’s even a dedicated teen account to help young people get a firm grip on the first rung of the financial ladder.

Starling offers a free bank account for limited companies. And because it understands that the nature of work has changed forever, it also has a smart ‘sole-trader’ account, designed for the self-employed, or just those with a thriving side hustle. The one-year fixed saver account, with its solid 3.25% interest, and the clever ‘round-up’ feature for current and business account holders, is all about encouraging good saving habits.

The company is making waves elsewhere in the industry, offering a ground-breaking Software-as-a-Service platform in the shape of its powerful proprietary ‘Engine’. Learn how you can take flight with Starling at starlingbank.com

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