Halifax have lost my statements.

Laurenbelle

hubb wrote: »

No you can't.

Uh,yes you can! If you have paper-free you get copies of paper statements free!

Mikeyorks

opinions4u wrote: »

If I'm one of those, my Halifax days are long behind me.

You were one of those! Have I not been keeping up?

Thought you were now Lloyds ......... which is the same thing!

jonesMUFCforever

Laurenbelle wrote: »

Uh,yes you can! If you have paper-free you get copies of paper statements free!

Only current statements are free- issued statements have to be paid for - normally £5 per sheet or £10 maximum for the whole lot.

opinions4u

jonesMUFCforever wrote: »

Only current statements are free- issued statements have to be paid for - normally £5 per sheet or £10 maximum for the whole lot.

Their fees page suggests it's £5 per statement, not per sheet.

Mikeyorks wrote: »

You were one of those! Have I not been keeping up?

Thought you were now Lloyds ......... which is the same thing!

I am neither. I changed employment in 2008. Unfortunately I held on to the shares!

Azrael_1701 wrote: »

If you are registered for paper free documents, you can get them sent out in paper form without the charge.

This doesn't appear to be referenced anywhere in the link I provided above. Can you provide anything to support this?

Mikeyorks

opinions4u wrote: »

I am neither. I changed employment in 2008. Unfortunately I held on to the shares!

Just not keeping up then!

Hold onto the shares - they will come good! :cool: I'm a permanent holder of M&S I've decided. Every time they get to a real value (£6.00 plus) ...... I think 'just that little bit more before I sell' ....... and then the bottom drops out of their knickers. But - they're trudging back up the mountain again.
Your's were up 2.12% on Fri. Just don't look back to earlier graphs!

http://uk.finance.yahoo.com/q?s=lloy.l&m=L&d=

Azrael_1701

opinions4u wrote: »

This doesn't appear to be referenced anywhere in the link I provided above. Can you provide anything to support this?

I've never charged for statements when they have paper-free. What I have always been told to do...

Laurenbelle

jonesMUFCforever wrote: »

Only current statements are free- issued statements have to be paid for - normally £5 per sheet or £10 maximum for the whole lot.

Any statement that you have received online is free by post regardless of how far back you go. If you require a paper copy of a statement and it shows that you were registered for paperfree at that time you should get it free.

Statements are £5 per batch - batch being consecutive months. Order 2006 - 2010 and it will be £5, order may 2006 and then July 2007 and it will cost you £10.