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Lloyds - Personal Relationship Manager
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Gers
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Just had a letter from Lloyds about providing me with a Personal Relationship Manager - don't think it's my own private counsellor or agony aunt.
Has anyone else been offered this or even been using it?
Has anyone else been offered this or even been using it?
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PS - according to their website:Get a dedicated Relationship Manager and additional services when you save or invest £100,000 or have £100,000 annual income
I have neither of the above!0 -
Could it be that the bank think you are a good bet for future business with them?
So it means you get a named person who you can contact rather than talk to a nobody.0 -
jonesMUFCforever wrote: »Could it be that the bank think you are a good bet for future business with them?
So it means you get a named person who you can contact rather than talk to a nobody.
Thanks for the suggestion - but I'm semi-retired and not in any position to do 'future business'. As they removed Vantage from their accounts I'm down to one 'normal' account and a Club one, along with a credit card I hardly use. Last time I used it was to pay for a flight to Australia in April which was paid off immediately (just wanted Sect 75 protection).
They may realise that they've made a mistake if I contact them 'to be introduced' to my PRM.
Cheers0 -
I have a Relationship Manager at Santander. The only time I ever have any contact is when a new one wants to introduce himself, which is quite often.Tall, dark & handsome. Well two out of three ain't bad.0
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I use to have one with Lloyds because in their eyes I was a special customer.
Not sure why but she has long gone.0 -
I use to have one with Lloyds because in their eyes I was a special customer.
Not sure why but she has long gone.
Yes, my letter says something along the lines of 'extremely valued customer'. I've had a current account with them since January 1976 and have kept it on even though it's no longer my main one.0 -
I might be too cynical but I'd be checking my accounts extra carefully for charges after that notification.0
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