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Lump sum over 35k, how/where to split it up?
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MoanyMoany -You are right - Lloyds do have a limit of £10000 on online transfersKeep the Faith:cool:0
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(unless Halifax let you operate the Web Saver through their branches)
they let you open it in the branch
but you are right - as BM operate under the same license as Halifax they are the same thing only with better online rates.....however....i like to know i have to face to face contact when i need it......0 -
they let you open it in the branch
but you are right - as BM operate under the same license as Halifax they are the same thing only with better online rates.....however....i like to know i have to face to face contact when i need it......
Presumably BM have some employees somewhere ...
Are they based in the same buildings as other HBOS staff, or entirely separate?Imprudent granting of credit is bound to prove just as ruinous to a bank as to any other merchant.
(Ludwig von Mises)0
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