Oxbury Bank Plc Opiniones 1506

The site is easy to understand and work through They provide email follow up information on a regular basis

Good Rates
Quick transfers

Easy technical access to account and clear navigation of account menus

Easy on line efficient informative investment, with telephone service from helpful customer services if required.

Good clear instructions and easy to set up a new account

Quick and easy to use App! Information is straight to see and understand!

All Oxbury customers need to recognise the following written statement I received from Oxbury - "Banks are required by HMRC to complete a Bank and Building Society Interest (BBIS) return. Oxbury does not currently have this obligation". Very strange; what makes Oxbury so special? This must be resulting in a loss of HMRC tax revenues? Every individual has a responsibility to report to HMRC, if required, AND SO DO BANKS...!

Oxbury have an easy to use app and good savings rates. They are good at contacting you if there are any issues, and helpful in resolving them.

Very competitive rates of interest for personal savings, & a good range of savings products. Have saved with Oxbury for a number of years now.

Simple to apply

Every thing straight forward and quick emails after money was deposited.

Easy to setup on the app

A great bank I like because it is connected to farmers we can't manage with out farmers we all have to eat

A very easy web site and app to navigate but even so I still managed to make an error. A call to the help desk, that was answered immediately, and everything was sorted out without drama. Efficient and their savings rates are as good as any available at this time. Whats not to recommend ?

If you thought Labour was anti-business, wait until you try dealing with Oxbury Bank 😂
Took finance on a machine. Business actually grows (imagine that), now want to sell it & refinance the remaining balance onto a newer, larger machine.
Oxbury: “No thanks, you're locked in till the end of the term.”
In Oxbury-Labour World, businesses are only allowed to expand once every 5 years when the finance timer dings.
Their “generous” early exit offer? 3% of the remaining balance.
That's not an exit fee – that's basically a “stay trapped or pay us a fortune to leave” tax.
Makes selling the machine and upgrading completely unviable. Congrats Oxbury, you've turned asset finance into a hostage negotiation.
Hands down the worst lender I've ever dealt with. Zero flexibility, zero interest in actual business growth.
Won't touch them again unless they bin this ridiculous locked-in-forever stance.
If you're a farmer/small business owner thinking of Oxbury for machinery finance… maybe look elsewhere first.
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