TSB statements

djpailo

I can't seem to find anywhere on the TSB website to download your monthly statements. There is an option to print at the bottom of the page, but this only shows the transactions which are viewable on that page.

All the other banks I use have e-documents in a section, and you can download the monthly statements with ease.

Can anyone tell me how to do this (if possible) with TSB?

cjv

I think this is what you are after?

Use the search function and input the date range you wish your statement to show, leave the "Transaction Name" box empty, then hit search.

If you now click the print button it should open a print preview showing all transactions between your chosen dates.

It is a bit confusing, I wish they would just give us a simple monthly statement option too.

Uxb

No, both lloyds and TSB which use the same backend process systems do not have any facility to download pdf statements - unlike many other banks as the OP says.

It's about the only reason I still have my Lloyds statements by post.

ehlo

It is very strange that TSB offer PDF statements for credit cards but not current accounts.

Uxb

It maybe that by law/regulations the availability of a formal monthly statement is a requirement for a credit card account.

djpailo

Okay fair enough. I'll download all my previous statements by searching for transactions by each month - a pain, but I think its better to retain for personal records.

soulsaver

Why do you need to download them?

Are they not available after you've switched and the ac closes, or something similar?

I'm not being provocative - just wondering if I'm missing something I should be doing.

djpailo

soulsaver wrote: »

Why do you need to download them?

Are they not available after you've switched and the ac closes, or something similar?

I'm not being provocative - just wondering if I'm missing something I should be doing.

I recently switched another account and decided to download the statements should I ever need them (unlikely but you never know).

I'm not sure if your previous statements are available after you've closed the account, except probably a closing account statement.

I do check the statements online regularly as usual.

IanManc

soulsaver wrote: »

Why do you need to download them?

Are they not available after you've switched and the ac closes, or something similar?

I'm not being provocative - just wondering if I'm missing something I should be doing.

No they're not. If you try to log in when you no longer have an account then as soon as you've completed the second stage of logging in you get an error screen.

soulsaver

IanManc wrote: »

No they're not. If you try to log in when you no longer have an account then as soon as you've completed the second stage of logging in you get an error screen.

That won't be the same if you have several accounts... but I still think history won't be accessible for the one you've closed. Paper statements (think) are available on request.