Standard Life Bank in association with First Independent Direct brings you a high interest, Premium Direct Access and 10 Day Notice Internet Access Only Savings Account, Direct Access Savings Account, and a 10 / 60 Day Notice Account that contributes a donation to your charity. Open your account through First Independent Direct and your charity will receive a £50.00 donation. All you need to do is quote our reference number 4DT17 and the money is yours.
FINANCIAL DIRECTOR OF THE TRELOAR TRUST STANDARD LIFE BANK At
Standard Life Bank, you can have the confidence of dealing with a company
which is backed by Standard Life, the largest mutual life assurance company
in Europe. DIRECT ACCESS SAVINGS ACCOUNT Earn an excellent rate of interest on an account which allows you to access your charity's money at any time without losing interest. 10 / 60 DAY NOTICE ACCOUNT
Please click here to view our current rates Both of these accounts work alongside your existing banking arrangements and offer the highest levels of security because transactions can only be made by authorised persons. Each authorised person has their own password and personal identification number which allows them to transact business securely between your Standard Life Bank charity account and your organisation's existing bank or building society account. ONLINE BANKING Once you have opened an account you can register for online banking. This allows you to:
POOLING You
can have up to 99 accounts within a savings plan. We pay interest on each
individual account at the rate which applies to the total balance of all
the pooled accounts held in the Plan. As our interest is calculated in
tiers, this means your charity could earn even more. THE BENEFITS OF A STANDARD LIFE BANK CHARITY ACCOUNT
HOW TO PROCEED Whichever
way you look at it, our Direct Access Savings Account and 10 / 60 Day
Notice Account are a simple effective solution to making more of your
organisation's funds and it couldn't be easier to get it up and running
right away. First
Independent Direct is authorised and regulated by the Financial
Services Authority. |