Scotsman: Banks And Building Societies ‘skim Off’ Interest From Accounts

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BANKS and building societies are “surreptitiously” skimming off interest earned on instant-access accounts by limiting the number of free withdrawals allowed per year, according to online data comparison service, Moneynet.co.uk.

Read the full article at Scotsman.com

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