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missile

jonesMUFCforever wrote: »

Because that side of things has been centralised - branches can see funds coming in electronically the day before it arrives (if not CHAPS or faster payment).

Which takes me back to post #1; LTSB have designed a system to instantly flag when they can make a sales pitch, but slowly inform you when you incur charges :rotfl:

Please note: I have no cause for complaint, just making an observation. :beer:

MoneySaverLog

Don't you get free text alerts when you approach your limit? I have them set at £5,000 (upper) and a £1 (lower) Also get alerted every Friday with my balance and if any overseas transactions take place (which I never make on my Lloyds account anyway it's there more of a anti-fraud measure by me)

hermante

MoneySaverLog wrote: »

That's a new one on me, how does that work?

Googleit. .

MoneySaverLog

hermante wrote: »

Googleit. .

I did a search on +"double interest stoozing" and all it returned was this thread. I'm aware of the concept of stoozing, just the double interest bit sounds interesting.