Tsb Online Banking

Can I have access to it the same day I open it in the bank?

Hi, it took about a week for my customer number to arrive, without it you can't log on. Worth waiting for though!

2008-07-24 07:56:56 by valerj83

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I made a tsb online banking account so i could check my balance every so often but i typed my/the wrong password too many times and therefore it wont let me back on or EVEN let me make a new one as if because it has my information already and wont let me make a new one??
but i really want to check my balance, is there anything i can do? thanks.x

Most banks have 24 hour access by phone too. Get the number from their web site.

As for the online account, if it doesn't unlock in a while you'll have to call their customer service to have it reset.

2009-12-22 15:54:26 by Natali

I'm a little confused with how to use lloyds tsb's online banking service to pay off my credit card bill. I did not receive a paper statement on my 'statement due' date but can view statements using the online banking service.

The 'help' function told me that credit cards can be paid off using the 'transfers & payments' function. I added 'Lloyds TSB classic mastercard' as a recipient and used my account number as reference as it told me to. When i pressed send it said that the payment would be made as soon as possible.

I have just checked my account this morning and the money has gone from my current account, as i expected. However, the bill for my credit card is still there! It hasn't been paid off!

Now, this is my first credit card, so ive obviously got a bit of learning to do. But could anyone tell me if i have done everything correctly and advise where my money might be?? Im worried that ive juse send £250 off into cyberspace never to see it again!

I was having the same problem...

Here's how to do it:

Login to your internet banking and go to account you want to pay from.
Click on Transfers and Payments in the left hand column.
Click on Pay Bill.
In Search for Company type in LLoyds (if you're paying off a LLoyds TSB credit card)
You'll be presented with a list of possible cards.
In the right hand coloumn there will be statements such as
"card starts with 12345" click on the relevant one for you.
Now enter you card number in the next screen.
The card will be added to your list of possible recipients and you'll be asked whether you want to pay now or on a set date.

I don't think i've missed anything out..

Hope this helps.

2008-07-17 01:43:29 by Mr X

my available balance was £284, since then, i've used my debit card for things that came to £100 and also today, i had a credit of £200, yet my available balance is still £284, it should have gone down to £184, then back up to £384, just phoned the bank, got a very snotty woman who was so unhelpful, i have £100 overdraft limit, so she said my balance is £453, with £168 to leave the account, taking my available balance to the £284 showing on the screen. Can you tell me if you think the £100 overdraft will be added to that £284? or have i royally screwed up?
forgot to add, normally my overdraft is always included in the available amount and my overdraft is still in place.

ok lets sort this out, this money 284, 184 is your and 100 is your over draft, u bought items for 100, this brings ur balance down to 184, 84 been yours and 100 overdraft, but then u had a credit of 200 so ur balance is 384, 284 been yours and 100 for the overdraft. so looking at it, it looks like the banking system has not updated so it looks all messed up. give it 24 hours and it should show 284 been yours and 100 overdraft. i have had this problem before with lloyds where the system hasn't been updated. it should all come together correct soon. good luck

2007-07-04 09:22:51 by Foxy

I am looking to join one of the big four UK Banks.
HSBC, Lloyds TSB, Natwest or Barclays however I was interested in knowling which of these 4 can offer me the most services online. Ranging from Current account to mortgages, I would like to manage all my financial products online.

You will probably get a better answer by clicking on the Great Britain flag at the bottom of this page (where your question is displayed).

Or start here:
http://uk.yahoo.com/

2006-10-11 07:32:28 by Joself_Mann