Premier Current Account
Join Premier Banking and enjoy a range of exclusive rewards and benefits just for you, with no monthly account fee.
Premier Banking
The best of Barclays, all in one place
Premier is more than just a bank account – enjoy exclusive access to rewards, benefits and enhanced products, all at no extra cost.
- Dedicated UK-based team
- Products with preferential rates and terms
- Daily treats and more with Premier Rewards
To join Premier, you’ll need a minimum of £100,000 saved or invested with us – or an annual gross income of £75,000 or more paid into a Barclays current account.
If your circumstances happen to change, we'll let you know your options. Just so you know, we may change the eligibility criteria in future – but we’ll get in touch with you if we do.
All together Premier
Premier mortgages
Our best offers for your next home or property investment.
Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.
Premier Barclayloan
Check your personal rate for our exclusive loans without affecting your credit score. Subject to eligibility and status.
Premier Rewards
Free daily treats for you and your family, as well as discounts on dining and days out.
Premier savings and investments
Get exclusive rates with your Premier account
Whether it’s for rainy days, dream holidays, or your future, there’s always something to save for.
Our range of savings and investment options are designed to help you get there.
The value of investments can fall as well as rise.
Home Insurance for Premier customers
Premier customers can choose between Barclays Home Insurance and Barclays Premium Home Insurance, provided by Hiscox.
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Remember, investments can fall as well as rise in value – you may get back less than you invest.