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Are there any rules re switching back?

Hi,


I switched from a Club Lloyds to HSBC Advance last year for the £200 incentive and regular saver rate. Now the year is up, HSBC offer absolutely nothing worth staying for so I was thinking of switching back to Club Lloyds as I did like the benefits of that account. My question is, would they place any restrictions on my receiving the benefits of that account as a pre-existing customer?


Many thanks.

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  • YorkshireBoy
    YorkshireBoy Posts: 31,541
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    nifter wrote: »
    Now the year is up, HSBC offer absolutely nothing worth staying for...
    They offer another year of the regular saver. You used it last year...why not this year?
    ...so I was thinking of switching back to Club Lloyds as I did like the benefits of that account. My question is, would they place any restrictions on my receiving the benefits of that account as a pre-existing customer?
    No. But don't take my word for it...do you see such a restriction in the account T&Cs?
  • ValiantSon
    ValiantSon Posts: 2,586 Forumite
    nifter wrote: »
    Hi,


    I switched from a Club Lloyds to HSBC Advance last year for the £200 incentive and regular saver rate. Now the year is up, HSBC offer absolutely nothing worth staying for so I was thinking of switching back to Club Lloyds as I did like the benefits of that account. My question is, would they place any restrictions on my receiving the benefits of that account as a pre-existing customer?

    Many thanks.

    Aren't you interested in another year of regular savings? You can open a new one each year.

    There are no particular conditions excluding you from the Club Lloyds benefits if you switch back, but they may choose not to offer you the account.
  • colsten
    colsten Posts: 17,596
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    It's water under the bridge now for you, but I am curious why you ever switched a Club Lloyds account, particularly if you seem to like the benefits that come with it?
  • No_6
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    Me too ?
    reply' waiting !
  • ValiantSon
    ValiantSon Posts: 2,586 Forumite
    No_6 wrote: »
    Me too ?
    reply' waiting !

    I'm afraid that, once again, I have absolutely no idea what you are talking about. Could you include some context in your posts so that they are intelligible?
  • nifter
    nifter Posts: 10
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    Thanks for the replies. Couldn't see anything in the t&c's so will give it a try. Didn't realise i could open another regular savings, thanks. We switched because, at the time, we fancied the cash incentive and the regular saver and thought 'why not?'.
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