Yes, you can have more than one current account, and there is no legal limit to the number of accounts a resident can hold. In fact, many individuals maintain two or three accounts to simplify budgeting, create financial backups, or take advantage of specific incentives like cash bonuses or better interest rates offered by different providers. A common and effective strategy is to use one account for income and fixed bills while using a second for day-to-day spending. Having a secondary account also acts as a safeguard; if your primary debit card is lost or stolen, you will still have access to funds in your other account while waiting for a replacement.