Personal Banking

Your Benefits

Everything that comes with a personal account, tier by tier — what is included, what it is worth, and how to claim it.

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Insurance benefits are provided by third-party insurers under group policies with their own terms, limits and exclusions. Read the policy document before relying on cover.

Section 01

Included on every account

These are not upgrades. They come with any personal account, including the no-fee one.

Section 02

What each tier adds

BenefitEssentialElite PlusPrestige
Monthly feeNoneMonthly feeMonthly fee
Cashback on eligible spend—Up to 2.5%Up to 2.5%
Foreign transaction feeStandardNone on card spendNone, card and transfers
ATM rebates—Up to a monthly capUncapped
Travel cover—Standard policyEnhanced, family included
Purchase protection—IncludedIncluded
Additional cardholders—OneUp to four
Named relationship manager——Included
Wealth advice——Dedicated adviser
Concierge——Included
Section 03

Claiming and using them

Cashback
Accrues automatically on eligible spend and is credited monthly. No registration, no codes.
ATM rebates
Credited back automatically within a few business days of the withdrawal.
Travel and medical cover
Register the trip in online banking if the policy requires it, and carry the policy number. Claims go to the insurer, not to us.
Purchase protection
Claim through the insurer with the receipt and the card statement line showing the purchase.
Concierge
Reached from the direct line in online banking, at any hour.
warning

Check cover before you rely on it

Age limits, pre-existing medical conditions, trip length and activity exclusions all apply to travel cover. If a trip falls outside the policy, buy separate insurance rather than assume.

Section 04

Getting the most from your account

  1. 1Check which tier you hold in online banking, and what it already includes.
  2. 2Turn on the card controls and alerts you want. They cost nothing and prevent most problems.
  3. 3Set at least one savings goal with an automatic transfer on payday.
  4. 4Review the tier comparison once a year, or whenever your spending pattern changes.
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This document was last updated on 1 August 2026. We publish the current version here at all times; superseded versions are available on request.

If anything on this page is unclear, write to us and we will explain it.