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Business Banking for small/voluntary organisations The following banks have banking services specifically tailored for the Voluntary and/Not for Profit sector. Cambridge Building Society www.cambridge-building-society.co.uk The Community Account has been developed for local charities, clubs, and societies. It gives you the flexibility to pay money in and take money out when you want it at any of the local branches. Charity Bank www.charitybank.org A not-for-profit bank whose sole business is providing affordable finance for the charitable sector Co-operative Bank www.co-operativebank.co.uk The Co-operative Bank works with the Public Sector and local communities to structure products and services to meet individual needs. Go to Community Directplus on their website for full details of business banking for community organisations, charities, voluntary organisations and social enterprises. Halifax – Bank of Scotland www.bankofscotlandbusiness.co.uk The Bank of Scotland’s Community Banking has been developed to look after the banking requirements of the Voluntary/Not for Profit sector. The Treasurers Account has been especially designed for organisations such as clubs, societies, churches and charities and combines an interest paying savings account with a current cheque book account. NatWest www.natwest.com NatWest provides banking services for non-profit organisations, such as clubs, societies and charities. Free banking if annual expenditure is under £100k (ie free of the account charges for running and paying amounts into and out of the account).
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