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Re: Banks
Originally Posted by ABCDiamond
(Post 8692875)
Building Societies have different rules on this to the banks.
I am not sure if any Building Societies will allow it. |
Re: Banks
Originally Posted by ABCDiamond
(Post 8692875)
Building Societies have different rules on this to the banks.
I am not sure if any Building Societies will allow it. Nationwide is about the only big building society left in the UK. I have an account with Nationwide which happily let me change my address online (using their little calculator like thing), Lloyds TBS are on the other hand making my life a pain in the *** trying to change my address in Aus (very soon i'll be heading to the ombudsman complaining as I've done everything they ask multiple times and they then keep asking the same or closing my complaint without responding!) |
Re: Banks
I still have my account and my credit card with Lloyds, in fact since moving here I even opened an Online Saver account with them as well.
Statements get sent to an Aus address, new cards get sent here as well, and I do all my banking online. Very handy for sorting out payments in the UK, pressies for kids over there, stuff like that. And at present I'm moving every cent that I can in that direction, via Tranzfers, to make the most of the interest rate. |
Re: Banks
Originally Posted by spottydog
(Post 8693123)
Halifax isn't a building society and hasn't been since demutualising in the late 1990's, it's now part part of the HBOS (Halifax Bank of Scotland) Group.
Nationwide is about the only big building society left in the UK. I have an account with Nationwide which happily let me change my address online (using their little calculator like thing), Lloyds TBS are on the other hand making my life a pain in the *** trying to change my address in Aus (very soon i'll be heading to the ombudsman complaining as I've done everything they ask multiple times and they then keep asking the same or closing my complaint without responding!) |
Re: Banks
Originally Posted by spottydog
(Post 8693123)
Halifax isn't a building society and hasn't been since demutualising in the late 1990's, it's now part part of the HBOS (Halifax Bank of Scotland) Group.
Halifax Online Bank UK - Our online banking service gives you a little extra help with your finance and money - mortgages, savings, current accounts, ... www.halifax.co.uk/ It's moved about a bit over the years, now residing with the new owners at Lloyds. My Grt, Grt, Grandfather would be turning over in his grave, but then again, he may be pretty pleased with himself :D But he wouldn't know Lloyds like I knew Lloyds... :rofl: |
Re: Banks
Never had a problem with First Direct sending new cards to our Aus address. The fact that one of the accounts has had zero balance for four years hasn't stopped them sending new cards :lol:
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Re: Banks
Originally Posted by paulry
(Post 8693148)
Thanks for that. Have you received new cards, etc in Australia since changing your address online?
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Re: Banks
Originally Posted by ABCDiamond
(Post 8693327)
Interesting thing with Halifax, Google shows in TOP position:
But... on clicking the link I get: Got a bit worried, but managed to locate my favourite Halifax page at: http://www.lloydsbankinggroup.com/ab..._equitable.asp It's moved about a bit over the years, now residing with the new owners at Lloyds. My Grt, Grt, Grandfather would be turning over in his grave, but then again, he may be pretty pleased with himself :D But he wouldn't know Lloyds like I knew Lloyds... :rofl: Forgot to say the Halifax link works fine for me (using safari) |
Re: Banks
We banked with HSBC and have kept the account open, have never had any problems they send statements to Australia address and new cards, you just have to remember to acitvate cards just a phone call.
Just wish they would put an extra few noughts on the balance lol;). |
Re: Banks
Originally Posted by spottydog
(Post 8693418)
Forgot to say the Halifax link works fine for me (using safari)
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Re: Banks
Originally Posted by spottydog
(Post 8693413)
I've received new cards for both accounts in Australia no problem
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