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DIANNE32

Hi posted application and identification etc on 9th feb, got all documents back on 15th feb with the usual letter but haven't heard a peep from them yet. How long is it taking to find out whether its a yes or no?

Tori_Bellatrix

computerwoman wrote:

Hi I'm sure it will be ok, mine goes out every thursday but doesn't show up until friday morning, you know it says
taxable interest
does that mean we will have to pay tax to the tax man on the interest,
its been along time since I had a current account, not sure I knew much about it then, sure as hell dont understand it now, anyone help me out here,
although 1p isnt much, I have managed to swap most of my DD's to the 1st of the month so that I will have more money in at the end of this month, so more money means more tax I guess, and might mean trouble with the tax man by the end of my 1st year.
cw

Hi CW, You're only paying tax on the interest they give you ... not any other monies in your account - You won't need to worry about the tax man. I'm not actually sure why we have to but I've always done so. I think the only time you don't is when you have savings in a tax free plan.

Tigerchaser

I went to Lloyds yesterday with a check and my citibank card and got blank looks and told that I need to fill in some kind of gyro slip or something. So what are the best ways of paying into one of these accounts? Is their a citibank address you send a check through the post to? Why wouldn't Lloyds let me pay it in?

marcellep

Tigerchaser wrote:

I went to Lloyds yesterday with a check and my citibank card and got blank looks and told that I need to fill in some kind of gyro slip or something. So what are the best ways of paying into one of these accounts? Is their a citibank address you send a check through the post to? Why wouldn't Lloyds let me pay it in?

Address: Citibank International Plc Promenade Level, Cabot Place East Canary Wharf London E14 4QS

6 Eastcheap London EC3M 1NL

332 Oxford Street London W1N 9AA

88 Strand London WC2R 0DW

Address: 3 St Mary's Gate Deansgate Manchester M1 1BZ

I taken these address's from Citi.com website, You can send a payment slip along with cheques to any of these branches.

http://www.citibank.com/locations/eu/gb/gb/gb.htm

Payin books can be requested by calling or mailing Citibank

You can also pay in at any Lloyds TSB bank, I have done this already. Once again just use the payin slip.

Hope that helps :money:

Tigerchaser

So you need a paying in slip with you when ever you go to Lloyds? If I take the cheque into Lloyds with the paying in slip, they'll except that?

computerwoman

Tigerchaser wrote:

So you need a paying in slip with you when ever you go to Lloyds? If I take the cheque into Lloyds with the paying in slip, they'll except that?

Hi
yes you need your paying-book at LTSB whenever you want to use them to put funds into your account, you can order one by online banking or phonebanking.
cw

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cw

michjoe

Not too happy with citibank this morning, I don't like the fact that if you deposit cash through Loyds tsb it takes four working days to reach your account.

computerwoman

michjoe wrote:

Not too happy with citibank this morning, I don't like the fact that if you deposit cash through Loyds tsb it takes four working days to reach your account.

sorry it hea this, have you tried to get your money going straight into citi, mine go in every thursday, and its instant.
cw

computerwoman

Hi marcellep, hope your S/O went out ok, mine is showing up on my account this morning.
cw