Barclays financial service for 'hectic lives'

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Barclays financial service for 'hectic lives'

Fri 13th Apr 2007

With modern lifestyles becoming increasingly frenetic, Barclays offers a financial service which will take away the hassle for consumers.

Designed for high net-worth individuals, the Barclays premier banking service allows consumers to access their finances exactly where and when they choose, receiving an exclusive personalised product in the process.

With the Barclays service, customers will receive their own personalised account manager, who will make their financial dealings far easier.

The Barclays service currently has some 270,000 clients, with each requiring at least a £50,000 investment, or for consumers to earn over £50,000.

Jane Parry, director of marketing, Barclays Premier Banking, said: "In the 21st century we are all trying to cram as much into our lives as possible and will think nothing of taking on the help we need to do this.

"Prioritising our time by letting someone else handle our finances, training regime or shopping is fundamental to our hectic modern lifestyles," she added.

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