Rates are good, and holding all one's savings in one place should simplify administration. As with other accounts that come with such bells and whistles, there is the sneaking suspicion that as soon as the bank gets a pile of new dosh the rates will start to fall. Shopping around Finding the best deals is not easy, and if more offshore banks spring up, it will become even harder. These list top-paying accounts, credit cards, mortgages and personal loans. But paper has its problems.
Credit cards offer literally thousands of choices.
No paper has the space to print all this. The internet answer is the personal finance website, several of which list best raity, allowing very detailed searches. For example, a search could be narrowed down to list the best savings accounts for a 10,000 deposit that come with cash cards and internet access. There are also thousands of search engines, to help people find a specific site. This helps when trying to browse through, say, all the online building societies, as Find lists them all together.