What equivalent Disney+ subscription plan does the Club Lloyds line up with? Wondering if this is a fantastic hack to get a Gucci package for £3/free.
You know what, it doesn’t actually say 
Shows up under Account as “Disney + (monthly)”, but no more clarity about what’s included, in contrast to say Netflix.
I’ll have to see what difference, if any, there is when I watch stuff on there.
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I’d appreciate you coming back here to let us (me) know. Thanks!
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Will do 
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It should be the same as Disney doesn’t do tiers unlike Netflix afaik.
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How much does Disney+ cost?
Disney+ subscription costs £7.99 a month or £79.90 a year.
From November 1st, three Disney+ plans will be available:
- Premium (£10.99/month or £109.90/year): Up to 4K UHD & HDR video. 4 concurrent streams. Downloads on up to 10 devices. Up to Dolby Atmos audio. Ad-free streaming.
- Standard (£7.99/month or £79.90/year): Up to 1080p Full HD video. 2 concurrent streams. Downloads on up to 10 devices. Up to 5.1 audio. Ad-free streaming.
- Standard with ads (£4.99/month): Up to 1080p Full HD video. 2 concurrent streams. Up to 5.1 audio.
Looking at the prices from November, it would be logical you get the Standard plan, which would be a great hack. Even “with ads” would be a saving.
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Ah I didn’t know about these! Thanks for sharing.
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Random question, was looking to get a Halifax clarity cc. Was just wondering if anyone who holds a cc with Lloyds/halifax/bos know if you can view pending transactions when you make purchases with the credit card? Just so you can keep on top of payments etc. thanks 
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From memory you get an expandable area when you have pending transaction and it shows basic information, the date, the company or shop and the amount. It’s not till the transaction is settled do you get all the information.
When it’s settled, you’ll normally get a map, business type, address etc.
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Perfect, thanks!
Branch?! 
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I have to ask, how many times did you end up on the phone or in a branch? 
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I called them straight after the first text featuring a number, they spoke to me for about 25 minutes confirming details and putting me on hold etc then they said I’d called too close to the text message and needed to wait at least three hours from receiving a text to contacting them. Everything else you see came through without any input from me, just randomly.
Grabbed the £175 and I’ve already setup a switch away from them to Nationwide.
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… what?
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I know, I was already done with their BS at that point. Good riddance.
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Or a NatWest style payment thingy? Who knows
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I hope not, the NatWest biometric approval process using your face is challenging to get it to work.
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