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Nationwide Building Society, Barclays, and Lloyds Bank emerged as the top choices for customers switching their current accounts at the end of 2023, with Nationwide leading the pack, according to the latest figures from the Current Account Switch Service (Cass).

Nationwide Building Society, Barclays and Lloyds Bank made the biggest gains through customers using the Current Account Switch Service (Cass) in the final quarter of 2023, industry figures indicate.

The number of current account customers ditching and switching their bank or building society reached a record high in the final quarter of 2023, according to the Current Account Switch Service (Cass).

The number of current account customers ditching and switching their bank or building society reached a record high in the final quarter of 2023, according to the Current Account Switch Service (Cass)

The end of last year saw a record 443,701 bank switches take place - we look at why people are moving current accounts, which banks are the most popular, and how to switch

First Direct is paying new customers £175 to move their current account - in addition to this, you also get access to its linked regular saver which pays 7% interest

What's the latest news from the banking and savings market? We monitor all the latest moves and keep you updated regularly with the key developments 15

What's the latest news from the banking and savings market? We monitor all the latest moves and keep you updated regularly with the key developments 10

NatWest saw the highest net switching gains (99,695) between July to September, while Santander recorded the highest net losses (-32,560) according to new data released today

The Current Account Switch Service, which takes the hassle out of moving bank or building society accounts, launched on September 16 2013.