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Lloydstsb to Tsb

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  • I'm still not able to log into my online banking on either Lloyds TSB's site or the new TSB site. The former seems to recognise my user ID, but doesn't get any further than "Online Banking is currently unavailable" or something similar, and the TSB site says my user ID is invalid. I thought things were supposed to be working by 10am today?
  • anon120
    anon120 Posts: 22 Forumite
    My internet banking works just fine, but I've just discovered that my direct debits are gone. I'll have to set them up again which is annoying. At least they weren't too many.
  • It's working now - for some reason I had to reset my security details, but no problems now. Phew!
  • reclusive46
    reclusive46 Posts: 2,698 Forumite
    anon120 wrote: »
    My internet banking works just fine, but I've just discovered that my direct debits are gone. I'll have to set them up again which is annoying. At least they weren't too many.

    I would leave them alone, atleast until tomorrow. Mine were not appearing but have now appeared.
  • roxy28
    roxy28 Posts: 670 Forumite
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    pqrdef wrote: »
    Interestingly, payments between Lloyds and TSB are going as FPs, rather than TFRs as they do between Lloyds and HBOS.

    My lloyds account does not show online with HBOS, how have you done a transfer? or is it only lloyds to hbos and not the other way around
    :T
  • rb10
    rb10 Posts: 6,334 Forumite
    roxy28 wrote: »
    My lloyds account does not show online with HBOS, how have you done a transfer? or is it only lloyds to hbos and not the other way around

    pqrdf wasn't saying that accounts with Lloyds/Halifax show up on the other's internet banking, but that when you make a payment from Halifax to Lloyds (or vice-versa), it'll show up on the statement as 'TFR' (i.e. an internal transfer) rather than 'FPO'/'FPI' (i.e. a Faster Payment Out/In).

    So Halifax <-> Lloyds transfers don't actually enter the Faster Payments system, but it seems that Lloyds <-> TSB transfers do.
  • roxy28
    roxy28 Posts: 670 Forumite
    Ninth Anniversary
    Ok understand thanks.
    :T
  • rb10 wrote: »
    pqrdf wasn't saying that accounts with Lloyds/Halifax show up on the other's internet banking, but that when you make a payment from Halifax to Lloyds (or vice-versa), it'll show up on the statement as 'TFR' (i.e. an internal transfer) rather than 'FPO'/'FPI' (i.e. a Faster Payment Out/In).

    So Halifax <-> Lloyds transfers don't actually enter the Faster Payments system, but it seems that Lloyds <-> TSB transfers do.
    There is a reason for this.

    Lloyds > Halifax - both remain part of Lloyds banking group.

    Lloyds > Tsb - tsb will be sold off so will be independent next summer.
  • Archi_Bald
    Archi_Bald Posts: 9,681 Forumite
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    Still no joy with the online application. Seems they have taken it down completely now - at least you don't have to go through 5 pages of application form before they tell you the application is unavailable. Hope they will have it running in the morning.
  • I got to the second page on the TSB account sign up and got kicked off with message about finding a local branch as they need evidence of address, is everyone else getting the same?
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