Club Lloyds - Lifestyle Benefits

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HampshireH wrote: »

Wish Vue were £4.99 where we are. Its just over £12 for a ticket at our local Vue.

4.99 ...

https://www.myvue.com/-/media/files/venue%20price%20pdfs/ticket_prices_southport.pdF

Ben8282

There far far more important considerations when choosing a bank account than getting free cinema tickets.

IvanDP

ffacoffipawb wrote: »

4.99 ...

https://www.myvue.com/-/media/files/venue%20price%20pdfs/ticket_prices_southport.pdF

Our nearest Vue is over 25 miles away

And our local Cineworld is £11.20 standard or £15.90 IMAX

If you're a regular cinema goer, and you cannot, or don't want to cycle money through the account, then the £3 fee makes sense.

ffacoffipawb

Ben8282 wrote: »

There far far more important considerations when choosing a bank account than getting free cinema tickets.

Not when it has been opened specifically for this benefit. After the rate cuts not worth keeping for anything else.

I should have closed my 3 HBOS reward accounts now that the benefit is just £2 a month.

Not worth keeping open. I am getting older, aren't we all, and should simplify my accounts for my widow / children to sort out after I die.

JustAnotherSaver

Ben8282 wrote: »

There far far more important considerations when choosing a bank account than getting free cinema tickets.

Depends what you consider to be important.



Important to some people is making sure they don't run out of cigarettes.

Important to me would be cigarettes no longer existing


Different people different things

Ben8282 wrote: »

3 X 6 = 18, not 24.

Who said 6x3 didn't equal 18? Not me.

atlantis187 wrote: »

How do u get 24 tickets mate

I manage accounts for various family members - myself, my wife, my mother, brother, sister.



So i sorted a Lloyds account for my sister. She uses the cinema tickets so she's happy enough with that.
My brother on the other hand is happy enough with the account but isn't interested in the cinema so he gives me the tickets as a thank you for sorting his accounts out. He's happy, i'm happy so everyone's a winner.


But yeah, 6 multiplied by 3 is certainly 18 :rotfl:

Ben8282

JustAnotherSaver wrote: »

Important to some people is making sure they don't run out of cigarettes.

Now that is important to me. Much more important than cinema tickets.

atlantis187

so just to be clear can a person have more than 1 sole account in their name?

Ben8282

atlantis187 wrote: »

so just to be clear can a person have more than 1 sole account in their name?

No they can't

JustAnotherSaver

Ben8282 wrote: »

Now that is important to me. Much more important than cinema tickets.

but then it isn’t all about you

atlantis187 wrote: »

so just to be clear can a person have more than 1 sole account in their name?

What part of this thread gave you that impression out of interest?

TREVORCOLMAN

JustAnotherSaver wrote: »

Depends what you consider to be important.



Important to some people is making sure they don't run out of cigarettes.

Important to me would be cigarettes no longer existing


Different people different things


Who said 6x3 didn't equal 18? Not me.

I manage accounts for various family members - myself, my wife, my mother, brother, sister.



So i sorted a Lloyds account for my sister. She uses the cinema tickets so she's happy enough with that.
My brother on the other hand is happy enough with the account but isn't interested in the cinema so he gives me the tickets as a thank you for sorting his accounts out. He's happy, i'm happy so everyone's a winner.


But yeah, 6 multiplied by 3 is certainly 18 :rotfl:

Maybe the calculator was wrong?

:rotfl: