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For people who want all the features of a current account, plus helpful, everyday extras like UK and European breakdown cover, worldwide travel insurance, and mobile phone insurance. All for just £18 per month.
Mobile phone insurance, worldwide travel insurance, and UK & European breakdown cover, all for just £18 per month.
Available as a joint account – if you have a joint account, you'll both be covered independently for the same price.
You can apply for an overdraft during your account application, or once the account is open.
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Manage your money online and in our mobile app
You can switch your account to us in just seven business days – we'll cover you if anything goes wrong.
You can use Apple Pay, Google Pay or Samsung Wallet.
Overdraft approval is based on a credit check and assessment of your personal circumstances. You'll be charged debit interest on your overdraft balance.
Not the account for you? View all our available current accounts.
Get £100 for switching your account to us. Get an extra £25 for up to three months when you actively use your account. Eligibility, criteria, and T&Cs apply.
For every three eligible switches, we’ll donate to Refuge. This could help women and their children escaping abuse take their first step to safety.
All policies are subject to exclusions and limitations. Please read each insurance policy to fully understand the level of cover provided.
How arranged and unarranged overdrafts work
Overdrafts are intended for short-term borrowing and are not suitable for long-term borrowing. You’ll be charged debit interest when you use any overdraft.
An arranged overdraft is a set amount you've agreed with us in advance.
You’ll enter an unarranged overdraft if you go over your arranged overdraft limit, or if your account balance falls below £0 without an arranged overdraft in place. This may have a negative impact on your credit file.
18 or over
A UK resident
Employed, self-employed, retired or medically retired.
Approval is based on a credit check, an assessment of your personal circumstances and is subject to status.
If you wish to switch an account to us and an overdraft forms part of your decision to do so, please wait for confirmation of your overdraft before making an application to switch.
About unarranged overdrafts
If you go over your arranged overdraft limit (or if your account balance falls below £0 without an arranged overdraft in place), you'll go into an unarranged overdraft. When you’re in an unarranged overdraft:
you’ll be charged debit interest
further payments might be refused
Any type of borrowing shows on your credit file. However, an unarranged overdraft shows as arrears which can negatively impact your credit file and may make it harder for you to obtain credit in the future.
Overdraft charges
You will be charged debit interest when you enter into an arranged and/or unarranged overdraft at an annual interest rate of 35.9% variable.
Check your eligibility for an overdraft
You can check if you are likely to get accepted for an overdraft using our eligibility checker.
Calculate how much an overdraft will cost
Calculate the cost of an overdraft based on how you might use it with our overdraft calculator.
Change your overdraft limit
You can find out how to apply for a higher or request a lower arranged overdraft limit. You must make regular payments into your account to reduce the amount you owe.
To remove an existing arranged overdraft, contact us.
Set up overdraft text alerts
To help manage your money and avoid/minimise debit interest you might pay, we send overdraft text alerts if you go into or you're about to go into an arranged or unarranged overdraft. We will also send alerts if you have payments due that may not be paid.
As long as we have your mobile number, you'll be automatically opted in for overdraft text alerts. You can opt out of arranged and/or unarranged overdraft alerts at any time by contacting us.
More information on overdraft text alerts
Representative example
£1,200 credit limit
35.9% annual interest rate variable
35.9% representative APR variable
How does our overdraft compare?
The representative APR provided can enable you to compare the costs across different products and providers.
How much does my overdraft cost in pounds and pence?
As an example, the interest cost of borrowing £500 is
7 days: £2.98
30 days: £12.76
60 days: £25.66
This is based on borrowing £500 on the first day of our charging period and assumes this overdrawn balance remains until it is repaid at the end of 7, 30 or 60 days. This example does not include any interest-free amounts that are provided on some accounts.
We have a £60 cap on interest for any type of overdraft (arranged overdraft or unarranged overdraft) in one charging period. This is the maximum you will ever pay for using an overdraft per charging period.
The monthly cap refers to the charges applied in a charging period not a calendar month. Please refer to the Account Charges Leaflet (PDF) for details of the charging periods.
Below is a standard definition to allow you to compare unarranged overdraft charges across different providers. Fees are included in the comparison, but we choose not to charge you fees for payments where you have a lack of funds.
Each current account will set a monthly maximum charge for:
a) going overdrawn when you have not arranged an overdraft; or
b) going over or past your arranged overdraft limit (if you have one).
This cap covers any:
a) interest and fees for going over or past your arranged overdraft limit;
b) fees for each payment your bank allows despite lack of funds; and
c) fees for each payment your bank refuses due to lack of funds.
Other charges that may be made as part of this account include for:
foreign transaction services, such as using your debit card abroad
electronic payments, such as CHAPS
other services, such as copies of your statement.
Please refer to the Account Charges Leaflet (PDF) for details.
If you have an active current account with a different bank, you can apply to switch to us whenever you’re ready.
With the Current Account Switch Service, we’ll move all your Direct Debits, standing orders and bill payments to your new account with us. Once you've applied to switch, you do not need to do anything else as we take care of the rest.
You can choose what date you’d like to complete the switch and close your old account. Once the switch has started, it takes just seven business days to complete. And you'll be covered by the Current Account Switch Guarantee, so you do not need to worry about missing payments.
Some banks may reject a switch if you have linked products like savings pots, subscriptions, loans or business accounts. You can check with your current bank.
To view the terms and conditions of previous switch incentives and other offers, visit our offers terms and conditions page.
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Existing customers can apply for this account using the mobile app or online banking. Log in to view bank accounts in online banking.
If you have an existing current account with us you can find out more about how to upgrade to an Everyday Extra account.
Once you've read all about the Everyday Extra account benefits, exclusions and you meet the eligibility criteria, you will be able to apply.
Approval is based on an assessment of your personal circumstances and is subject to status and additional eligibility criteria. To help protect you and us against fraud, we'll share the personal information from your application with fraud prevention agencies.
You must read and save the important documents below for future reference.
If you prefer, you can get support with your application and book an appointment to speak with someone in branch, on a video call or over the phone.
If you have an existing current account with us and are looking to upgrade to an Everyday Extra account, you can upgrade your existing current account through our Online Banking services.
Please note that once you have opened a sole Everyday Extra account, you won't be able to add an additional account holder.
If you do not wish to pay a subscription fee, a non-fee paying current account is also available.
Depending on your individual circumstances, it may be better value for money to purchase the insurance benefits separately from another provider.
Not registered for online banking? Get set up here.
Please note, the visibility of the 'Upgrade to an Everyday Extra account' button is subject to status and based on additional eligibility criteria.
Approval is based on an assessment of your personal circumstances and is subject to status and additional eligibility criteria.
Please be aware the insurance for this account won't cover you until we confirm your Everyday Extra account is open.
you have an existing Everyday Extra, Privilege Premier, Privilege, smilemore or Credit Card Plus account with The Co-operative Bank.
you have another account with another provider which includes similar benefits (like travel insurance, motor breakdown cover and mobile phone insurance).
you have equivalent standalone travel insurance, motor breakdown cover and mobile phone insurance in place. Where you do have existing cover, please ensure you have reviewed the policies and are happy to proceed.
you’re currently using an unarranged overdraft.
you are currently using the £200 overdraft limit for Current Account Plus.
To upgrade to a joint Everyday Extra account, you will need to have a joint current account before applying to upgrade.
Use this form to convert your current account to a joint account before applying to upgrade to a joint Everyday Extra Current Account. Please note, after converting you’ll both need to meet our eligibility criteria to upgrade.
Also, please be aware that a sole Everyday Extra account cannot be converted to a joint account after the account has been opened.
Find out more about joint accounts, including the impact and responsibilities of each account holder
To upgrade to this product, you need to be registered for online banking. If you're not, go here to register. If you are, please follow the next steps:
Once you've selected the account you want to upgrade, click 'Manage account'
If your account is eligible to upgrade, you'll see an 'Upgrade to an Everyday Extra account' button. Click this button and follow the on-screen instructions.
Please note, the visibility of the 'Upgrade to an Everyday Extra account' button is subject to status and based on additional eligibility criteria.
If you sign up to a current account with us, you'll get access to some exclusive instant access savings accounts too.
| Regular Saver account 7% gross / AER variable (annually) |
Deposit £0 - £250 per calendar month. 12 month term. |
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| Base Rate Tracker 1.25% - 3.50% gross / AER variable (annually) depending on your account balance - rates will reduce if the current account closes |
Interest rate tracks at a defined margin below the Bank of England base rate. |
| Online Cash ISA 2.00% tax-free / AER variable (annually) |
Deposit up to £20,000 per tax year. Available as sole accounts only. |
| Online Saver 2.00% gross / AER variable (annually). |
Start saving with as little as £1. Available as sole accounts only. |
Opening deposit is £1. Maximum balance is £1,000,000 (excluding Regular Saver).
View savings terms explained here.
A packaged bank account is a current account that includes additional benefits or services, such as travel insurance, car insurance, or rewards and cashback - all for a monthly fee. Looking for the best packaged bank account for you? Learn more about what a packaged bank account is.
A packaged bank account may be worth it if you know you need all three insurances. If you don’t need the insurance, or can get them cheaper somewhere else, then a packaged bank account may not be right for you.
Travel insurance and other benefits are included if you hold an Everyday Extra Current Account with us. Learn more about bank accounts with travel insurance here.
Yes, as long as you have declared any pre-existing medical conditions and meet all other eligibility criteria, you will be covered up to the age of 79.
Our 3 months free Everyday Extra offer ended on 18 December 2025
The T&Cs for our 3 months free Everyday Extra offer can be found below. We have also put together some FAQs to support you with any questions you may have.
If you successfully applied for an Everyday Extra account between 23 July 2025 – 18 December 2025, we will cover your first three months of account subscription fees. You will still be charged a monthly fee of £18, but we will reimburse those fees by way of three corresponding £18 credits.
The T&Cs for our three months free Everyday Extra offer can be found below.
The Everyday Extra subscription fee of £18 will be taken from your account on the first working day of each month.
You will receive a credit of £18 into your account within each of the first three months that the monthly fee is charged.
You must have applied for, or upgraded to the Everyday Extra account between 23 July 2025 – 18 December 2025. We will cover your first three months of Everyday Extra subscription fees, up to a maximum of £54. We will not reimburse any additional fees, such as any additional premium you may need to pay in relation to the Travel Insurance benefit included with the account.
We will reimburse your £18 monthly subscription fee for the first three months following account opening, up to a maximum of £54. Following this, you will continue to be charged £18 on the first working day of each month that the account is open.
If you no longer wish to have access to the account benefits, including AXA Travel Insurance, RAC Breakdown cover and LSG Mobile Phone Insurance, you can convert your Everyday Extra account to our standard no-fee Current Account through Online Banking. Please log into Online Banking, and follow the instructions to downgrade the account. Alternatively, you can close the account by sending us a secure message in Online Banking, or calling 03457 212 212 (lines are open 8am - 6pm Monday to Friday, 9am - 5pm Saturday and Sunday.)
Please note that if you close or downgrade your account, all account benefits and insurance policies will be cancelled with immediate effect.
We know many people and businesses still need cash. That’s why the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has made rules to help protect your access to it. Learn more about access to cash
There is now more protection for victims of certain types of scams. Read more about the changes to scam reimbursements.
Apple Pay is a trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the US and other countries. Google Pay is a trademark of Google LLC. Samsung Wallet is a trademark of Samsung Electronics. Use only in accordance with the law. Compatible device required.
The Co-operative Bank reserves the right to decline any application.
Whether we can offer you credit depends on your circumstances and our lending policy. We may decline your application based on your circumstances or our lending policy. We may be able to offer a product that's different to the one advertised.
The Co-operative Bank and smile are trading names of The Co-operative Bank p.l.c., which is a member of the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS).
Your eligible deposits held by a UK establishment of The Co-operative Bank p.l.c. are protected up to a total of £120,000 by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme, the UK's deposit guarantee scheme. This limit is applied to the total of any deposits you have with the following: The Co-operative Bank and smile. Any total deposits you hold above the limit between these brands are unlikely to be covered.
Please click here for further information or visit www.fscs.org.uk
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