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Marcellus, a guard at Elsinore Castle, is a bit-part character in Hamlet yet utters one of the play’s most famous lines: "Something is rotten in the state of Denmark."

Martin Lewis warns people to check bank statements for unnecessary payments The Money Saving Expert warned people to check for outgoings they should cancel Updated Martin Lewis have warned people to check their bank account for recurring payments Martin Lewis has warned people to check their bank account statement for "recurring payments" that they may need to cancel. The Money Saving Expert explained the difference between direct debits and recurring payments on his ITV The Martin Lewis Money Show last week. Speaking to his co-host Angellica Bell Martin asked her if she'd heard of the diff...

Qualify for a minimum £1,000 arranged overdraft Can pay in £1,750 or more each month (or at least £10,500 every six months) Are 18 or older and live in the UK or EU Are happy for HSBC to do a credit check against their name (if they live in the UK). "Once you qualify for an Advance Bank Account, you can set your arranged overdraft to any amount up to the maximum limit offered," the bank explains. HSBC UK has now launched a new current account switch incentive (Image: GETTY) READ MORE Terms and conditions do apply, and these are available to read on the HSBC UK website.

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