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Ethical banking for my brother without capacity.

Liam89

hi there,

im looking to open an account for my brother who I’ve recently received deputyship for. He lacks capacity and lives a few hours from me so I’d like to find a way to keep his money with an ethical bank, if possible, and provide his support workers with a top up or pre-paid card for his days out.

Ive heard that Barclays is good re banking for the disabled but take serious issue with how they invest their money. Has anyone heard of any other banks who do well with prepaid cards? Or know if banks like Monzo could work well in this circumstance?

I’m considering an account with Triodos for general banking with Monzo as a pre-paid card, but don’t know if I’m getting myself in deep unnecessarily.

Appreciate any any insight you can provide!

Thanks,
Liam

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Sam_Alumni

Hi @Liam89
We have lots of information here about banking.

Comparison websites are a good starting point for anyone trying to find a current account tailored to their needs.

We recommend the following websites for comparing current accounts:

Go Compare – This also allows you to use the government-backed Midata tool to securely upload your past transactions for customised current account recommendations.
Moneyfacts.
Money Saving Expert.
Which? – You can use the Which? quality rating to find the banks with the best customer score.