TSB Classic + letter re paperless conditions to be applied from 31/1/2015

Newly_retired

I already have two sole accounts. Anyone know if I can open another one or more before the rules change?
If so, can I open online, and will it work better if I am not logged in?
Thanks.

anna42hmr

Newly_retired wrote: »

I already have two sole accounts. Anyone know if I can open another one or more before the rules change?
If so, can I open online, and will it work better if I am not logged in?
Thanks.

you can have a total of two sole and two joint accounts until the rules change as stated in the letter.

so if you're in the position to open joint accounts then yes you can get more (for now). If not you're already at your limit.

planteria

i like printed statements for my current accounts and credit cards.. the only one i put up with is Nationwide FlexDirect as it's not very important...effectively just a 1year savings account.

Steve_xx

planteria wrote: »

i like printed statements for my current accounts and credit cards.. the only one i put up with is Nationwide FlexDirect as it's not very important...effectively just a 1year savings account.

But you can print them if you want them.

Aquamania

Steve_xx wrote: »

But you can print them if you want them.

How do you do this with tsb? :huh:

You can print or export transaction details, but I don't see how to print a copy of the statement proper

I see I can order a paper statement (despite being signed up for paperless). I think I read this was if someone needed it for identity purposes, credit checking, etc.

Aquamania

planteria wrote: »

i like printed statements for my current accounts and credit cards.. the only one i put up with is Nationwide FlexDirect as it's not very important...effectively just a 1year savings account.

I guess most MSE'ers (and many non-MSE'ers) only have these tsb accounts as a savings account (despite what they may have told TSB on application)

At least that's what TSB claim in their reasoning for their revised restrictions on number accounts that may be opened.

Would be interesting to see how many accounts get closed when TSB drop their attractive interest rate.

Steve_xx

Aquamania wrote: »

How do you do this with tsb? :huh:

You can print or export transaction details, but I don't see how to print a copy of the statement proper

I see I can order a paper statement (despite being signed up for paperless). I think I read this was if someone needed it for identity purposes, credit checking, etc.

Yes that's it, ie you export and then print. That is a true copy of the statement, ie a statement proper!