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alternatives to Co-op

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togetherlikeglue · 13/02/2017 14:07

I'm thinking of moving my current and savings account (or at least doing some research) given the news that the Co-op bank is up for sale and therefore the ethics covered by their Articles of Association may not survive.

I am keen to know if there are other banks that have a reasonable ethical investments policy, and about MNetters' experience of other banks in terms of customer service. Thank you for your wise advice. Smile

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Lemonsole · 13/02/2017 16:46

I'm in the same boat, and so watching.
I think that my plan will be to go with a mutual, and so probably Nationwide. I'm gutted. I've been with Smile since it started.

MrsWooster · 13/02/2017 16:52

Likewise. Watching with interest

togetherlikeglue · 13/02/2017 17:57

lemonsole Nationwide is the only other provider listed on the moneyexpert website under companies with ethical polices so I might go that way too.

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Ta1kinPeace · 13/02/2017 18:16

The most likely buyer is going to be TSB and they may well amend their rules to be more fluffy as it will differentiate them from Lloyds

supadupapupascupa · 13/02/2017 18:39

oh god, really? watching....

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