Where can I find my sort code for my Lloyds TSB Mini Cash ISA?

Atos

Hey, I am wanting to withdraw funds from my ISA account. I called them to ask for a transaction book as i lost the one they gave me when i opened an account. The advisor asked for my sort code but i had no idea what it was. I said ill check my statement and call back. I checked my statements and it doesnt seem to appear on there.

I have my account number obviously, but where the hell do i find my sort code? This is a pretty stupid question but i can't find it, so therefore can't have a transaction book sent to my address.

tanith

I just googled sort code for an isa and found HSBC and EGG it might be worth a try as I think each bank/building society has its own code.. so google your bank and ask for the code you might strike it lucky...

Lokolo

ok basically the sort code is the bank branch where you opened the account.

for example, my account i opened with HSBC was on Desborough in High Wycombe, so I google 'sort code desborough high wycombe', the 3rd item down it gives it, 40-24-38.

obviously sometimes it can be quite hard to find. however, sort codes are always 6 numbers, usually separated each 2.

good luck, and remember, Google is your friend!

Atos

Ok i just checked my brances sortcode, and google linked me to the Lloyds TSB page showing my branch sortcode. Now i only go and find out that my branch has two different sort codes! I had a look at other branches sortcodes and they all have one sortcode.

How weird. How am i going to find out which one of the two sortcodes is for my account?

Mikeyorks

Atos wrote: »

How weird. How am i going to find out which one of the two sortcodes is for my account?

You can't, unless you have online access and can persuade the ISA into that view. And it's not necessarily either of the codes - as some Banks open ISAs under a centralised Sort Code. If you have the account number / balance / answer to security questions .... really can't see why they need you to tell them the Sort Code? If most can Google it - it can't reasonably form part of their security procedure

oldagetraveller

Atos wrote: »

How am i going to find out which one of the two sortcodes is for my account?

Ask your bank.