The “dangerous myth” of free banking

The "dangerous myth" of free bankingThe incoming chief regulator of the financial services industry has warned about the “dangerous myth” of free banking.

Andrew Bailey, who will lead the new Prudential Regulation Authority, has spoken about the hidden costs associated with banking services which lead many consumers to believe their current accounts are “free”.

These hidden costs include the low or non-existent interest

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Martin Bamford

About Martin Bamford

Martin is a Chartered Financial Planner, responsible for investment research and the management of Informed Choice. As an established Media IFA, Martin is frequently quoted in the press. Martin is a published author and two of his books – The Money Tree and Brilliant Investing – have been selected as WHSmith Business Book of the Month.
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