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Lloyds switch offer 6 January to 3 February 2026

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  • flaneurs_lobster
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    masonic said:
    FWIW, Lloyds send a SMS when they receive your switch application (saying they will contact again with the next steps), another when your switch is started (with completion date, 7 working days later), and a final one when it completes (promising a letter confirming the details). The date of the middle message will be the one that is relevant for this offer IMHO.
    Those SMS notifications might be standard across CASS switches, got the same details about a switch I've just started at TSB.
  • julie777
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    Our problem now  is that we each have a Lloyds app on our phones but they both say Hi Julie. Therefore when applying for a new SOLE club lloyds  account it seems to make the assumption it is for Julie but we want one for James. Where do we go from there?
  • julie777
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    edited Today at 5:16PM
    This may be a stupid question but how do I actually do this an an existing customer with a normal current account? I cannot use the switch service if I am already with Lloyds so not sure how I do this?
    You would need a current account with another bank which has 3 active DDs if you are wanting the free £250 cash. A switch means from another bank. But it is handled from the Lloyds end. Is that what you wanted to know?
  • masonic
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    masonic said:
    FWIW, Lloyds send a SMS when they receive your switch application (saying they will contact again with the next steps), another when your switch is started (with completion date, 7 working days later), and a final one when it completes (promising a letter confirming the details). The date of the middle message will be the one that is relevant for this offer IMHO.
    Those SMS notifications might be standard across CASS switches, got the same details about a switch I've just started at TSB.
    Or could be LBG and alumni. I got different notifications for switches into Nationwide / Santander.
  • Emily_Joy
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    Emily_Joy said:
    Am I right in thinking assume one can actually upgrade to Lloyds Premier (I've received an invitation some time ago) and then request a switch to new Club Lloyds? This way you won't loose any benefits. 
    Lloyds treat Premier accounts as CL accounts in my experience, as I had to downgrade my Premier account in order to open a new CL account for this offer (similar to the other posts earlier who had to downgrade existing CL accounts to open new ones).
    That would be strange - there is no mention of Club Lloyds Regular Saver for Lloyds Premier account holders. We will see, I suppose... 
  • Emily_Joy
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    friolento said:
    Emily_Joy said:
    Am I right in thinking assume one can actually upgrade to Lloyds Premier (I've received an invitation some time ago) and then request a switch to new Club Lloyds? This way you won't loose any benefits. 
    You can upgrade or downgrade or sidegrade your existing CL as you like. Only you can tell whether the Premier is right for you - though wouldn’t it be the right choice regardless of the switch offer?
    Not really - I have access to health services similar to their BUPA offering as employee benefits. I suppose it might useful to have a second GP opinion, but I am not sure how I would benefit from it otherwise. 
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