bank safety deposit box

ratechaser

bigadaj wrote: »

Yes but when your surname is trump its not as impressive as it first sounds....

That's it! I'm building a wall around you... and you are going to pay for it :mad:

pmduk

Most high street banks, other than Metro have now withdrawn this service. There have been several other threads discussing this.

ChiefGrasscutter

hilljd00 wrote: »

Lloyds offer this service

Sigh
Not for 'new' customers they don't though existing deposits can still be stored
Again in the spirit of this thread all the information is out there in Google - and on balance a Google source seems more accurate than some of the statements to be found on this forum.
http://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/news/banks-withdraw-from-complex-safe-deposit-sector-1-7113787

mgdavid

TSB is a possibility
Oh, wait.....

jonesMUFCforever

hilljd00 wrote: »

Lloyds offer this service

No they don't.
If you used the service prior to the cut off date when it was withdrawn then they will still have the envelope in their vaults and you can still use it but they will not accept anything with an instinsic value such as cash, jewellery, firearms etc.

They have not accepted new items for at least 5 years.