On the lookout for a business account myself, abbey seem to have a very good free small business account, free forever, customer service is supposed to be good too!

http://www.anbusiness.com/

You do know that you cannot use any over the counter services, cash can only be withdraw and paid in via cash machines. You can also pay in cheque in some cash machines or you have to post them in.

If that suits you then you should use them, if not they a different bank may be beneficial to you.

HSBC also offer a free sort of account for small businesses too http://www.hsbc.co.uk/1/2/business/a...usiness-direct

I knew there would be some sort of catch ..

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Originally Posted by fibbler1

You do know that you cannot use any over the counter services, cash can only be withdraw and paid in via cash machines. You can also pay in cheque in some cash machines or you have to post them in.

If that suits you then you should use them, if not they a different bank may be beneficial to you.

HSBC also offer a free sort of account for small businesses too http://www.hsbc.co.uk/1/2/business/a...usiness-direct

How many small business don't use cash? It seems they're trying to put off people banking with them.