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  • Nath4n
    Nath4n Posts: 2,163 Forumite
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    Thanks to those who flagged up the imminent launch of this new account. I can of course be patient until Monday but if anyone knows the answer to either of these I'd be grateful:

    - Can this new account be opened in addition to already having 3 x Classic+Vantage accounts?
    - I imagine this new account will be limited to 1/2 (or perhaps even 3 like vantage) per customer?

    Many thanks.
  • anotheruser
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    Herbalus wrote: »
    Yes, although I do find it quite amusing that both banks, having been different entities for several months now, are both replacing their identical accounts, from when they were the same group, with a new offering at around the same time as each other.
    Amusing?

    It was more than likely a planned change that the combined bank was due to make. But as both banks want to distance themselves from each other, I suspect this is the reason for them both forging ahead to differentiate themselves.
  • jonesMUFCforever
    jonesMUFCforever Posts: 28,898 Forumite
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    innovate wrote: »
    Not quite. TSB requires a £500/mth deposit.

    To make £200 gross interest in a year, you need:

    TSB: 2 x £2,000 accounts, £500 monthly deposits into each

    Lloyds: 1 x £5000 account, £1,500 monthly deposit, 2 DDs.

    Those of us who have been in this game for a while will take about 2 minutes to set up the required DDs. Those who have not might take a little longer to figure it out. Nothing very onerous.
    The D/D actually have to debit the account every month not just set up.
  • PeacefulWaters
    PeacefulWaters Posts: 8,495 Forumite
    edited 26 March 2014 at 8:43PM
    MABLE wrote: »
    Pure speculation.
    But fits with the Lloyds 4% offer last year and the way the Halifax fivers work.

    So pretty reasonable assumption.
  • MABLE
    MABLE Posts: 4,236 Forumite
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    But fits with the Lloyds 4% offer last year and the way the a Halifax fivers work.

    So pretty reasonable assumption.

    We shall see next Monday. Anyway happy with 4 percent but TSB seem more appealing.
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  • innovate
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    The D/D actually have to debit the account every month not just set up.
    Not hard to do, is it? I have been doing this for Halifax for quite some time.
  • innovate wrote: »
    Not hard to do, is it? I have been doing this for Halifax for quite some time.
    It will be for some people who have multiple accounts - 2 needed for every one.
  • iAMaLONDONER
    iAMaLONDONER Posts: 1,669 Forumite
    innovate wrote: »
    Not quite. TSB requires a £500/mth deposit.

    To make £200 gross interest in a year, you need:

    TSB: 2 x £2,000 accounts, £500 monthly deposits into each

    Lloyds: 1 x £5000 account, £1,500 monthly deposit, 2 DDs.

    Those of us who have been in this game for a while will take about 2 minutes to set up the required DDs. Those who have not might take a little longer to figure it out. Nothing very onerous.

    You knew what I meant lol!

    You need to have things available to set a DD up to though!
  • innovate
    innovate Posts: 16,217 Forumite
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    It will be for some people who have multiple accounts - 2 needed for every one.

    If you say so. I still maintain it is not hard to do - done it all before when we needed 2 DDs on the 4% Vantage accounts. I had/have a total max of 5 accounts that require, concurrently, 2 monthly DDs and it's all very simple to achieve.

    The only fly in the ointment would be if Lloyds demanded a restricted kind of DDs but I doubt they would.
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