Lloyds Bank has launched a £175 free cash offer which is available to new customers willing to switch current accounts.
Eligible customers can get the cash within 10 working days when they switch to a new Club Lloyds, Club Lloyds Silver or Club Lloyds Platinum Account.
The offer is available for a limited time only, ending on March 28, 2024.
To qualify, customers must use the Current Account Switch Service to transfer an account held with another bank to one of the aforementioned accounts. They will need to move a minimum of two active direct debits and close the current account held with the other provider.
Lloyds Bank customers must use the Current Account Switch Service to transfer an account held with another bank
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Customers cannot get the free cash if they have received a switching incentive for moving to a Lloyds Bank or Halifax current account since April 2020.
Club Lloyds customers may need to pay a monthly fee for their account.
The qualifying accounts for the switch have the following charges:
Customers must switch from the old bank using the Current Account Switch Service to the qualifying account between today and March 28 next month.
Club Lloyds customers can choose a lifestyle benefit each year.
The options are:
Club Lloyds account holders can also earn credit interest on balances up to £5,000.
Club Lloyds customers can earn a 1.50 per cent AER (1.49 per cent) gross pa) variable interest rate on balances between £1 and £3,999.99.
They will get a three per cent AER (2.96 per cent gross pa) variable credit interest rate on any part of the balance between £4,000 and £5,000.
Account holders can also get access to certain savings accounts with “preferential rates”.
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