HSBC announces new premium current account

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HSBC announces new premium current account

Tue 16th Feb 2010

Consumers who are looking to bank with HSBC may be interested in its new premium current account.

The HSBC Advance has been launched, offering a range of benefits and services in addition to those provided with a regular account.

Exclusives on the offer include a Lifetime Tracker mortgage with a rate of 1.99 per cent plus the Bank of England base rate, available with a loan-to-value of up to 75 per cent.

For those looking to save, there is a regular savings account attached to the new account, paying a fixed rate of eight per cent interest for 12 months.

Brendan Cook, HSBC's head of customer propositions, said: "HSBC Advance has an unrivalled mix of ongoing benefits such as UK roadside breakdown cover and annual worldwide family travel insurance, together with exclusive discounts on our products."

At the start of the year HSBC announced a sale on several of its products, including a mortgage of 2.29 per cent for anyone with a deposit of 40 per cent of the property's value.

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