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Lloyds Bank Monthly Saver
Lloyds Bank Monthly Saver account conditions
Monthly Saver is a savings account for existing Lloyds Bank current account customers who want to save regularly but still have
instant access to their money. It pays interest at a fixed rate, and lasts for a year. It's a restricted savings account – this affects how
and when we tell you about any changes.
Deposits
You can save between £25 and £250 a month, by bank transfer or using a standing order.
Please make sure we get your first payment during the 28days after you open your account. Following this, we need to get your
monthly payments by 25th of the month.
You can pay in more than once a month, as long as you don't pay in over £250.
You don't have to pay in every month – but because you can't save more than £250 a month, you'll limit the amount you can save.
Ifyou use a standing order, you can change the amount at any time.
If you pay in more than £250 in a month, we'll return the full amount of the payment which took your savings that month over £250.
Withdrawals
You can take your money out straightaway:
by transfer to another Lloyds Bank savings or current account in your name; or
through one of our branches with a counter
As you can't save more than £250 a month, please remember any withdrawals will limit the amount you can save.
You can use Internet Banking, our Mobile Banking app, call us or come into a branch with a counter.
Interest
We pay fixed interest – this means your interest rate won't change while you have the account.
We pay interest into your account on the anniversary of account opening.
To check your current interest rate, see the interest rates leaflet or our website.
As we work out your interest each day and pay it at the end of 12months, you won't get a full year's interest on all your savings.
Forexample, if you save £50 each month, we'll pay you interest on your first £50 for 12months, the second £50 for 11months
and so on.
Account information
Normally we provide a statement when your account matures. We'll also do this if you take money out during a month.
You can check your account using Internet Banking or our Mobile Banking app as well.
Maturity
We'll get in touch before the end of the term, to ask what you'd like to do with your savings.
If we don't get instructions in time, then on the working day after the end of its fixed term your account will automatically
change to a Standard Saver. After this the Standard Saver interest rate and account conditions will apply.
You'll still have instant access and we'll send you full details before the change. If you keep your savings in a Standard Saver,
we'll take you as having agreed to the new account conditions.
Please remember, any regular payments into your account will carry on after it changes to a Standard Saver.
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Lloyds Bank Monthly Saver

Lloyds Bank Monthly Saver account conditions

Monthly Saver is a savings account for existing Lloyds Bank current account customers who want to save regularly but still have instant access to their money. It pays interest at a fixed rate, and lasts for a year. It's a restricted savings account – this affects how and when we tell you about any changes.

Deposits

You can save between £25 and £250 a month, by bank transfer or using a standing order. Please make sure we get your first payment during the 28 days after you open your account. Following this, we need to get your monthly payments by 25th of the month.

You can pay in more than once a month, as long as you don't pay in over £250. You don't have to pay in every month – but because you can't save more than £250 a month, you'll limit the amount you can save. If you use a standing order, you can change the amount at any time. If you pay in more than £250 in a month, we'll return the full amount of the payment which took your savings that month over £250.

Withdrawals

You can take your money out straightaway:

• by transfer to another Lloyds Bank savings or current account in your name; or

• through one of our branches with a counter

As you can't save more than £250 a month, please remember any withdrawals will limit the amount you can save. You can use Internet Banking, our Mobile Banking app, call us or come into a branch with a counter.

Interest

We pay fixed interest – this means your interest rate won't change while you have the account. We pay interest into your account on the anniversary of account opening.

To check your current interest rate, see the interest rates leaflet or our website. As we work out your interest each day and pay it at the end of 12 months, you won't get a full year's interest on all your savings. For example, if you save £50 each month, we'll pay you interest on your first £50 for 12 months, the second £50 for 11 months and so on.

Account information

Normally we provide a statement when your account matures. We'll also do this if you take money out during a month. You can check your account using Internet Banking or our Mobile Banking app as well.

Maturity

We'll get in touch before the end of the term, to ask what you'd like to do with your savings.

If we don't get instructions in time, then on the working day after the end of its fixed term your account will automatically change to a Standard Saver. After this the Standard Saver interest rate and account conditions will apply. You'll still have instant access and we'll send you full details before the change. If you keep your savings in a Standard Saver, we'll take you as having agreed to the new account conditions. Please remember, any regular payments into your account will carry on after it changes to a Standard Saver.

Bear in mind

You can only have one Monthly Saver account, held either in your sole name or jointly but not both. If your Monthly Saver is held jointly, you can make a transfer to a Lloyds Bank account held by either of you as well as one you have together.

If you open a joint Club Lloyds Saver account and your existing Lloyds Bank current account is in your sole name you understand that your joint Monthly Saver account holder can realise you already have a connection with us. If you close your Monthly Saver before the end of its term, you can't open another Monthly Saver with us until after the first anniversary of account opening. If your account changes to Standard Saver, your account number and sort code will stay the same.

You can't make standing order payments into your Monthly Saver from a savings account you have with us.

If you need this communication in another format,

such as large print, Braille or audio CD, please contact us.

You can call us using Relay UK if you have a hearing or speech impairment. There's more information on the Relay UK help pages www.relayuk.bt.com SignVideo services are also available if you're Deaf and use British Sign Language: lloydsbank.com/contact-us/sign-video

If you need support due to a disability please get in touch. Calls and online sessions may be monitored and recorded. Not all Telephone Banking services are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Lloyds Bank plc. Registered Office: 25 Gresham Street, London EC2V 7HN. Registered in England and Wales no. 2065 Lloyds Bank plc is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority under registration number 119278.

This information is correct as of November 2022 and is relevant to Lloyds Bank plc products and services only.

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