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Club Lloyd’s Fee Waiver
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It seems Lloyd’s are waiving the £3 per month fee for Club Lloyd’s and Platinum Club Lloyd’s accounts for June, July and August.
It’s not much in the grand scheme of things but it’s better than nothing I suppose...
It’s not much in the grand scheme of things but it’s better than nothing I suppose...
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How many people do you think are twp enough to pay it.0
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Club Lloyd's is free anyhoo as long as you flow in £1500 a month2
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Details in the small print here:Useful to know, as it means won't have to shuffle £1500 into the account for the next 2 months. Fees resume in September, based on payments in August 2020.
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Can’t believe anyone would pay it in the first place.2
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Who would be daft enough to pay it anyway?1
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Normally no one, probably. I expect though there will be people who are normally paid enough to get the account for free, but due to furlough etc their income might have dropped below the required £1500 pay-in and would have otherwise found themselves being charged £3.ZeroSum said:Who would be daft enough to pay it anyway?0 -
There is really no need to get paid £1,500+ to meet the monthly pay-in requirements.nick74 said:Normally no one, probably. I expect though there will be people who are normally paid enough to get the account for free, but due to furlough etc their income might have dropped below the required £1500 pay-in and would have otherwise found themselves being charged £3.1 -
Cancel it then if you don't want to pay it!0
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I know, but outside of this forum how many people would realise how easy it is to avoid the fee?colsten said:
There is really no need to get paid £1,500+ to meet the monthly pay-in requirements.nick74 said:Normally no one, probably. I expect though there will be people who are normally paid enough to get the account for free, but due to furlough etc their income might have dropped below the required £1500 pay-in and would have otherwise found themselves being charged £3.2 -
Anyone who had read the T&Cs before applying for the account I would have thought.nick74 said:
I know, but outside of this forum how many people would realise how easy it is to avoid the fee?colsten said:
There is really no need to get paid £1,500+ to meet the monthly pay-in requirements.nick74 said:Normally no one, probably. I expect though there will be people who are normally paid enough to get the account for free, but due to furlough etc their income might have dropped below the required £1500 pay-in and would have otherwise found themselves being charged £3.2
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