How to complete bank transfer online with Lloyds TSB

bigdavecox90

So I've decided I'm going to use the bank transfer facility.

Went into my local branch and was told it would cost me to do a bank transfer in store.

He told me to do it online.

What I'm trying to do is transfer online, but can't find where or how to do it?!

Can anyone help?

Lokolo

When you first log in your accounts in middle of the page.

Click on your account.

Left hand side "Transfers and Payments"

stclair

Have a butchers at there online demo.

http://www.lloydstsb.com/ib_demo/flash/index.html?WT.ac=IBIBD20809

bigdavecox90

stclair wrote: »

Have a butchers at there online demo.

http://www.lloydstsb.com/ib_demo/flash/index.html?WT.ac=IBIBD20809

Thanks but only problem is I'm on a laptop at work which won't load up links.

Olipro

bigdavecox90 wrote: »

Thanks but only problem is I'm on a laptop at work which won't load up links.

I doubt it, more likely they prevented links that open in a new window from appearing, or it's actually your pop-up blocker.

right click the link and do "save target as" then paste into the address bar. or just get someone competent in computer usage to find the demo for you on lloyds website

Biggles

It doesn't cost anything to transfer money in the branch. It may be they thought you wanted an 'immediate transfer', eg of house purchase funds or similar (called CHAPS), but ordinary transfers (called BACS), which take three days, are free.

Exactly how you access payments online will depend on whether you are on the 'old' or 'new' version of the website (it's in the process of changing over).

Lokolo's info (above) is for the 'old' version, for the 'new' version (clue: ruddy great unnecessary pictures of debit cards (current a/cs) and piggy banks (savings a/cs)), click on the account name and then click on the tab named 'Payments'.

Lokolo

Biggles wrote: »

It doesn't cost anything to transfer money in the branch. It may be they thought you wanted an 'immediate transfer', eg of house purchase funds or similar (called CHAPS), but ordinary transfers (called BACS), which take three days, are free.

Exactly how you access payments online will depend on whether you are on the 'old' or 'new' version of the website (it's in the process of changing over).

Lokolo's info (above) is for the 'old' version, for the 'new' version (clue: ruddy great unnecessary pictures of debit cards (current a/cs) and piggy banks (savings a/cs)), click on the account name and then click on the tab named 'Payments'.

Ah! Mine hasn't changed yet

7891368

Mine hasn't either! Are they doing them in a random order or working through sort codes or what?

By the sounds of it the old version is much better anyway!

Biggles

7891368 wrote: »

Mine hasn't either! Are they doing them in a random order or working through sort codes or what?

By the sounds of it the old version is much better anyway!

Random, I suspect.

I prefer the new one, most things are easier, but it does use unnecessary graphics.