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Lloyds TSB ISANewest Review: ... my national insurance number and the account number and details of my old ISA provider. Banks are allowed to take up to 30 days to transfer your ISA to a new provider so you will have to be patient. It took Bradford and Bingley just over 3 weeks to transfer my money to Lloyds. Banks clearly are not keen to lose accounts to other providers and hold on to the bitter end! On the 21st of April I received a letter from Bradford and Bingley confirming that they had now transferred my ISA to Lloyds as requested. I had expected the money to be electronically transferred and was a bit surprised to still see a nil balance on my ISA account on check... more |
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by anwar7 - written on 09.05.08 (Very useful, 156 readings)
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I have banked with Lloyds TSB since I was a student back in the dark ages! I have always been happy with the service I have received and saw no reason to change despite being offered numerous incentives by other providers. I bank mainly online but sometimes pay cheques into my account at my local branch. At the beginning of April I spotted an advertisement for a Lloyds fixed rate 1-year ISA paying a very tempting 6.5%. As interest rates seem to be moving downwards and my current provider, Bradford and Bingley, had just decreased the interest rate on my ISA to a paltry 5.5% I decided to find out more. I'm sure most people will know what an ISA is and how it ...
by stephenluke - written on 28.10.01 (Somewhat useful, 395 readings)
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Lloyds TSB is the only bank I have ever been with. When I was 11 and was getting more pocket money than I could spend I opened an account with them. I chose Lloyds Bank as it was then called because my parents had always banked with them and had never had a complaint. All their services from the friendly staff in the bank itself to Lloyds TSB online has been first class. My pay goes into my account on Thursday. Every Thursday morning I log onto Lloyds TSB and check that the pay is correct. The service works brilliantly and is even updated more than once a day. When I bank a cheque in the morning and log onto Lloyds TSB in the afternoon the money is already ...
by rosiesmum - written on 30.03.01 (Very useful, 530 readings)
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Lloyds TSB I have been banking with Lloyds for a few years now and I have seen the changes in the way they do business over that time. That black horse has run some miles I can tell you. Banking with Lloyds is not the same since it became Lloyds TSB. When I first started banking with them I was working for a company that paid my wages into the bank monthly, that was the reason I opened the bank account in the first place I must admit. I was offered a cheque book and cheque guarantee card to go with my bank account, that meant I could overdraw by fifty quid near the end of the month. To me that meant I could go shopping a few days ...




