Brits looking to save some extra cash this summer could receive almost £200 just for switching banks. Lloyds Bank is currently offering £185 for changing to their services.

Club Lloyds Platinum - £22.50 per month plus £5 Club Lloyds monthly fee which is refunded each month you pay in £2,000 or more Other perks of switching to Lloyds include no debit card fees abroad.

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Besides visiting the ATM, you can also activate your HDFC credit card online via net banking or offline through your local branch or toll-free number 1860 266 0333.

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Lloyds Bank has warned customers they can no longer pay in cheques using a pay-in slip at their nearest Post Office - from next week. Instead, you'll need to use your debit card and enter your PIN.

Customers of Lloyds Bank are being warned of a fee change that will affect millions. The high street bank has put up fees for people who are signed up to its Club Lloyd's package.

Lloyds Bank has warned customers they can no longer pay in cheques using a pay-in slip at their nearest Post Office - from next week. Instead, you'll need to use your debit card and enter your PIN. A ...

Lloyds Bank introduces new £2,000 rule with millions of customers affected Lloyds is one of the biggest high street banking giants in the country and is making a big change.