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Club Lloyds Monthly Fee Waiver Minimum Deposit changing to £2,000
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Yet again, another way of Lloyds Banking Group trying to make rewards only for high-value customers, and not everyday people. Luckily, my household has a good income although others who still provide good business to the group will now suffer. I believe Halifax has had this requirement for quite a while, however they offer nearly double the rewards.0
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pridehappy said:Yet again, another way of Lloyds Banking Group trying to make rewards only for high-value customers, and not everyday people. Luckily, my household has a good income although others who still provide good business to the group will now suffer. I believe Halifax has had this requirement for quite a while, however they offer nearly double the rewards.If you want me to definitely see your reply, please tag me @forumuser7 Thank you.
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pridehappy said:Yet again, another way of Lloyds Banking Group trying to make rewards only for high-value customers, and not everyday people. Luckily, my household has a good income although others who still provide good business to the group will now suffer. I believe Halifax has had this requirement for quite a while, however they offer nearly double the rewards.
Once again your argument is entirely bogus. Ignoring the fact it's a minimum *pay in* and not a minimum account balance or salary deposit, and as detailed above they are extremely unfussy about where the money comes from, so it's dead easy to jimmy - the alternative is simply paying £3/month. Given Disney+ costs £7.99 a month, that is far from a bad deal.8 -
Well, Lloyds are quick to pay the £150 switch bonus.
My switch hasn't completed yet, funds not been transferred over but the £150 was paid into my new Club Lloyds account yesterday!1
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