Spending insights I feel has potential.
Notifications are very hit and miss, sometimes quick, other times take hours.
Iâve not used the card properly for a while, I did pay something on Sunday though and notification was there within a minute.
Spending insights I feel has potential.
Notifications are very hit and miss, sometimes quick, other times take hours.
Iâve not used the card properly for a while, I did pay something on Sunday though and notification was there within a minute.
Does anyone use Lloyds 360, is it what you all expected?
I presume itâs trying to compete with other premier related products from other banks.
What is everyoneâs thoughts on it?
Amazing, thanks for the effort here. One last question, I can see it shows if you spent more or less but can you set budgets?
It doesnât have budgets.
But as with HSBC I never really check, and Iâm not sure they notify when you do go over them.
Fair, thanks for Checking. I never really check that bit either, with HSBC it does tell you if youâre over which is useful.
Also, whatâs with the activation code in the post still being a thing in 2024
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Iâve never had to endure it but Iâve been a customer on off for about 5 year if not longer ![]()
Love the Spending Insights but it was a bit hit and miss on my Halifax app. Every now and then it just randomly shows a blank page with âNOT FOUNDâ at the top.
The new Lloyds fontâŚ
Hope theyâre not bringing it to Halifax.
The apps will likely the same except one blue one green ![]()
I never get these, only when a statement is produced.
Jeez.
Not sure Ive had those.
Just checked my Lloyds mailbox.
My Statement of Fees is once a year, mid-December.
Anything in your settings?
Thatâs weird being weekly - I only get one statement of fees a year. Not sure if changing anything in statement frequency would help as the only options are annually, quarterly or monthly
Do you think itâs important?
I have it, but I have no value in anything it offers. The only thing I note is a slightly increased fixed 1 year ISA rate - which looks to be below market. Everything else is just sales attempts repacked. Quite insulting really as it is so basic.
Odd one with Lloyds. Considering them over HSBC, so tried to open an account. After being told I could, then getting a text to say I couldnât, I gave them a ring.
Their âwho do you work forâ box has a character limit on it, so I couldnât put the full firm, letâs for examples sake say, âNakatomi Corporationsâ and shortened it to âNCâ.
Spoke to a very lovely lady on the phone who apologised for this and overrode the decision. I had also been asked to go to Branch, which is nigh on impossible where I live. So, even though previous agents had told me I absolutely had to go to branch, sent me a link to do ID via a webform which she could sort out there and then.
Top Marks and a card on the way. Even if it just ends up in the collection, at least I can review them as an option now.
I hope the rest of a banking experience with them is better than this.
Iâve not had any issues with them except my Apple Pay problem which may or may not disappear when I get a new phone ![]()
Branch has always been great, but youâll not have that joy unless youâre in a city that has one.
Iâm making massive assumptions here, but Iâm 99% sure I got a Halifax colleague - if thatâs right and they are in actual Halifax theyâll understand the issue of branches more than a city colleague would.
The nearest three branches are all at least a 25 min one way trip, two donât open at weekends and the third one is on reduced hours. Canât just jump on a tube/bus to the next nearest one
Halifax, Lloyds and BoS all handle the same calls from all brands.
Yes, I thought that was the case. Given I got a very âlocalâ Yorkshire accent, even though I live the other side of the Hill in Lancashire, It wasnât a call centre somewhere in the UK for sure.
Trying a new route for the Apple Pay issue.
Cancel both cards as lost so I donât have any active cards at all.
Leave it a few days, and order a replacement.
Maybe thatâll resolve ![]()