In this month's recap, we'll discuss Nigel Farage and the fallout from his row with Coutts & NatWest, and how the debanking of Nigel Farage will impact banking regulation. We'll also look at Revolut and their banking license, Chase UK and also share with you some of the latest savings rates.

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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:42 Revolut: Joint accounts
1:02 Revolut: New Zealand launch
1:34 Revolut: Banking license update
3:45 Revolut: Experiences & loans in Germany
4:06 Chase UK: EU expansion
4:44 Monzo: Lunar merge & European expansion
6:14 First Direct: Top new travel card
6:50 Savings Rates (31/07/2023)
7:25 Wise Interest: Easyaccess similarities
8:15 Who is Nigel Farage?
8:29 Nigel Farage & Coutts
11:40 Nigel Farage: Banking reform accelerated