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Great Credit Card
I was a lifelong cusromer of Halifax (since 1980) but they refused to let me cancel my old credit card to apply for a new one on better terms so I went to Lloyds and got a great one!
Great Credit Card
I have been a lifelong (since 1980) customer of Halifax but when I cancelled my last credit card they would not issue anew one on better terms – so I went to Lloyds and got a great deal 0% x 28months.
Absolutely shocking experience
Absolutely shocking experience with this bank and would suggest avoiding at all costs !!
Little or no regards for its customers and zero loyalty.
How times have changed.
closing account to steal money…
Lloyds Detriment In 2018 a couple living in NR14 –
the wife passed away leaving the joint current account vulnerable to theft by Lloyds bank.
The husband notified the bank of the death thinking he was doing the right thing. BIG MISTAKE! Lloyds immediately closed the account leaving the widower unable to pay rent and buy food and clothing, the widower was made homeless with all his property being stolen.
In spite of requests to return the stolen money (£13,000+) Lloyds refuse to even discuss the matter.
Ref: an inquirer colin grout…
Very nice bank
It is very easy to use and save your money so use llyods bank.
Lloyds has great technology but can’t provide foreign currency accounts for small businesses
opening a business bank account with Lloyds was great, super service orientated and great technology. However, for some strange reason they refuse to open Euro or any foreign currency accounts for small businesses, which means I have to work with another bank to service our Euro and Dollar payments
Very good
Very good
OK
OK
good.
good.
good traditional bank
good traditional bank
Not best rates other than…
Not best rates other than regular savers
3/5
Good
Good
No thoughts
No thoughts
5/5
Good current account offering with…
Good current account offering with perks, and good rate on linked regular savings account.
Good
Good
5/5
3/5
App is a bit outdated
App is a bit outdated
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Lloyds Ready-Made Investments Review: By Your Side?
Every time I get in the car I get peppered with Radio ads for “Lloyds Ready-Made Investing” so I thought I’d have a poke around and see if they are any good compared to the more mainstream investing platforms. Obviously, I listed to Radio 2, so I’m very much the target audience of instead of