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Club Lloyds Monthly Fee Waiver Minimum Deposit changing to £2,000
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Don't know if it has been mentioned here before but I've just noticed the minimum amount you have to pay in to a Club Lloyds account to benefit from the £3 fee waiver is increasing from £1500 to £2000 from April 1st
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I wonder if Halifax and Bank of Scotland will follow suit.0
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Inflation innit
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Thanks for drawing this to our attention.
That scuppers about an hour and a half's work I did this morning planning on a reshuffle of some DDs and SOs to maximise my usage of accounts feeding Regular Savers.
Typical!
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I was SOing £500 in and out twice a month as that was all I needed extra and luckily I had them set with enough slack to put another one in so just set it up.
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If Halifax bought it in I suspect it'd have to be phased in as they effectively lock in an offer for customers for 12 months.Bridlington1 said:I wonder if Halifax and Bank of Scotland will follow suit.
I had my suspicions early on that this would be a way for LBG to eventually get rid of the cash rewards but that hasn't happened so far.0 -
It's not a massive issue really, as it just means sloshing a bit more money between accounts, or doing an extra transaction & back againWillPS said:
If Halifax bought it in I suspect it'd have to be phased in as they effectively lock in an offer for customers for 12 months.Bridlington1 said:I wonder if Halifax and Bank of Scotland will follow suit.
I had my suspicions early on that this would be a way for LBG to eventually get rid of the cash rewards but that hasn't happened so far.2 -
It's not a massive issue really, as it just means sloshing a bit more money between accounts, or doing an extra transaction & back again
Precisely. Insufficient to deter the determined MSE-er.
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Totally agree, increasing the minimum pay in would be the least annoying nerf in a way.ZeroSum said:
It's not a massive issue really, as it just means sloshing a bit more money between accounts, or doing an extra transaction & back againWillPS said:
If Halifax bought it in I suspect it'd have to be phased in as they effectively lock in an offer for customers for 12 months.Bridlington1 said:I wonder if Halifax and Bank of Scotland will follow suit.
I had my suspicions early on that this would be a way for LBG to eventually get rid of the cash rewards but that hasn't happened so far.0 -
I guess existing customers will get notified nearer the time, with regards the increase, as I haven't received anything 'official' yet.
30 days notice? So by early March 23?
How's it going, AKA, Nutwatch? - 12 month spends to date = 3.24% of current retirement "pot" (as at end December 2025)3
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