Current account statements explained
What your current account statement can tell you and how to get your latest statement.
What’s shown on your statement
Your statement will show you:
- your account balance – the funds that are in your account
- transactions made during the statement period
- arranged overdraft limit
- sort code and account number
- IBAN, BIC and SWIFT numbers
- Notice of Charges – this will appear at the end of your statement if you've incurred any fees or charges associated with arranged overdraft borrowing.
Getting your statement
By post
Unless you choose to go paperless or have a FlexDirect current account, we'll send you your statement in the post each month.
If you request a copy of your statement in the post, you'll get it in 10 working days. To request a copy, you can:
- chat to us in our Internet Bank. You'll need to log in to our Internet Bank, select Need help? Send us a message from the left-hand menu, select Chat with us and type Get a statement into our web chat. You'll be transferred to one our team members, who will be happy to help
- call us on 03457 30 20 11
- visit us in branch.
Online
If you choose to go paperless, we’ll send you an email to let you know when your online statement is ready to view.
In the Internet Bank
When you log in to the Internet Bank, you can view transactions for the past 15 months, and can view and download 36 months worth of PDF statements.
Using our Banking app
To view and download statements from the last 36 months, log in to the Banking app.
From a cash machine
A cash machine mini statement shows your balance and the last 10 transactions you've made.
Using telephone banking
We'll send you a mini statement of your balance and the last 6 transactions.
If you find a payment you don't recognise
If you spot a payment you don’t recognise or suspect fraud, you should contact us.
What to do in case of unknown transactions on your account