Got a Lloyds TSB account? Get money for nothing

Toni_Tax · 21 December 2006 at 2:35PM

Lloyds is launching 'save the change'.. use your debit card & they will round the purchase up to the nearest pound and put the difference in your savings account. For Feb and March they will match your savings up to £50... here is the link to save me going into all the details

http://www.lloydstsb.com/savethechange.asp?link=container3

Toni

Ragtimeplayer · 21 December 2006 at 3:05PM

Toni_Tax wrote:

Lloyds is launching 'save the change'.. use your debit card & they will round the purchase up to the nearest pound and put the difference in your savings account. For Feb and March they will match your savings up to £50... here is the link to save me going into all the details

http://www.lloydstsb.com/savethechange.asp?link=container3

Toni

Hi, reading further into it, they don't match your money at all, they take it out of your bank account and put it into a new savings account, you are still using your own money, they just move the small change for you!

thomasbentley_2 · 21 December 2006 at 3:22PM

dear ragtimeplayer,
i thought that too initially, but go to
http://www.lloydstsb.com/savethechange.asp?link=container3
to explain what the refund is about,
its the usual lloydstsb trick of making things sound far better than they realy are,
I calculate you would have to make upward of 100 + transactions with your card in 60 days to get the £50 quid!! This could even be construed as irresponsible!
they must have a whole lot of people trying to think up these nonsenese gimicks
tb

icecubequeen · 21 December 2006 at 3:26PM

Ragtimeplayer wrote:

Hi, reading further into it, they don't match your money at all, they take it out of your bank account and put it into a new savings account, you are still using your own money, they just move the small change for you!

no they do if u read it, throughtout feb and march, they will match the amount uve paid in, so its free money.

thomasbentley_2 · 21 December 2006 at 3:29PM

just thought of a way of shafting them,
fill up car with £5.01 six times ( if you usually put £30 worth in each time paying with your card), in the space of 9 petrol refullings you would have the £50
result but a bit sad!!
tb

adrianwood · 21 December 2006 at 3:38PM

I have now read all the information available on the LloydsTSB website and it states that they will round up each pound spent on your debit card and transfer the odd pence into your savings account.
BUT ALSO for an introductory offer they will match all the change which is transferred to your savings account throughout the months of February and March 2007 upto £50 each month!

gunton10 · 21 December 2006 at 3:49PM

well if anyone works out what they are doing can some one put it in easy english for me lol. cause i dont trust banks these days but im with lloyds

gunton10 · 21 December 2006 at 3:52PM

one question if this is true cant we just transfer 1p t oa paypal address every day?

Toni_Tax · 21 December 2006 at 4:16PM

Just use your debit card to pay for your purchases, say your shopping is £40.02, Lloyds will debit your account £41 and put the 98p into your savings account.

For how ever much they transfer to your savings account in Feb and March, they will match up to £50! Money for nothing!!

I thought it was simple

Toni_Tax · 21 December 2006 at 4:17PM

gunton10 wrote:

one question if this is true cant we just transfer 1p t oa paypal address every day?

well I suppose you could do

betheebee · 21 December 2006 at 4:39PM

Had seen this advertised and forgot about it, perhaphs I have something else on my mind, wonder what!!!! anyway thanks for the reminder, I have just registered, and it is possibe to get £100 out of them. They promise to match what you save max £50 per month, so will do the right spends in Feb and March. Money from a bank without robbing one!!! GREAT

Got a Lloyds TSB account? Get money for nothing

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