Inter bank transfers between different Lloyds accounts are now instant (like 
Barclays) which used to take a few hours.

In article , Jef Roe 
 writes
>Inter bank transfers between different Lloyds accounts are now instant (like
>Barclays) which used to take a few hours.
>
Hmmn, I wonder if that also applies to transfers between a Lloyds TSB 
account and a Lloyds TSB credit card.
-- 
fred
BBC3, ITV2/3/4, channels going to the DOGs

Jef Roe wrote:

> Inter bank transfers between different Lloyds accounts are now instant
> (like Barclays) which used to take a few hours.

They have always been instant for me as an ex TSB customer.

"fred"  wrote in message news:UvMVnXA5kX6KFwyd@y.z...
> In article , Jef Roe 
>  writes
>>Inter bank transfers between different Lloyds accounts are now instant 
>>(like
>>Barclays) which used to take a few hours.
>>
> Hmmn, I wonder if that also applies to transfers between a Lloyds TSB 
> account and a Lloyds TSB credit card.
> -- 
> fred
> BBC3, ITV2/3/4, channels going to the DOGs

I have just arranged a payment today, 30/10/2009 and it states a due date of 
1/11/2009...so its still 2/3 business days.

In article , Jef Roe 
 writes
>
>"fred"  wrote in message news:UvMVnXA5kX6KFwyd@y.z...
>> In article , Jef Roe
>>  writes
>>>Inter bank transfers between different Lloyds accounts are now instant
>>>(like
>>>Barclays) which used to take a few hours.
>>>
>> Hmmn, I wonder if that also applies to transfers between a Lloyds TSB
>> account and a Lloyds TSB credit card.
>> --
>> fred
>> BBC3, ITV2/3/4, channels going to the DOGs
>
>I have just arranged a payment today, 30/10/2009 and it states a due date of
>1/11/2009...so its still 2/3 business days.
>
Perhaps not so simple, from experience with another bank they 
transferred the money the same day but still showed the due date as 
being 3 days hence. Very confusing and causes problems when specified 
minimum DD payments are not taken when any payment is received more than 
a few days before the DD payment is due.
-- 
fred
BBC3, ITV2/3/4, channels going to the DOGs

On 29 Oct, 05:42, "Jef Roe"  wrote:
> Inter bank transfers between different Lloyds accounts are now instant (like
> Barclays) which used to take a few hours.

What has happened is that business banking has moved to real time
rather than overnight.

On 31 Oct, 09:36, PeterSaxton  wrote:
> On 29 Oct, 05:42, "Jef Roe"  wrote:
>
> > Inter bank transfers between different Lloyds accounts are now instant (like
> > Barclays) which used to take a few hours.
>
> What has happened is that business banking has moved to real time
> rather than overnight.

The FSA's new rules on transferring money from different banks.
Specifically savings accounts to current accounts, and vice
versa,which can now take up to 4 days, so robbing the customer of 3 or
4 days interest. Is to come into force soon.. However the greedy banks
have got round this by writing to customers changing the t and c's of
their accounts. Apparently this will not be stopped until 2012.

it does take 3 days


"fred"  wrote in message news:+Ttf4LA9Jr6KFwVI@y.z...
> In article , Jef Roe 
>  writes
>>
>>"fred"  wrote in message news:UvMVnXA5kX6KFwyd@y.z...
>>> In article , Jef Roe
>>>  writes
>>>>Inter bank transfers between different Lloyds accounts are now instant
>>>>(like
>>>>Barclays) which used to take a few hours.
>>>>
>>> Hmmn, I wonder if that also applies to transfers between a Lloyds TSB
>>> account and a Lloyds TSB credit card.
>>> --
>>> fred
>>> BBC3, ITV2/3/4, channels going to the DOGs
>>
>>I have just arranged a payment today, 30/10/2009 and it states a due date 
>>of
>>1/11/2009...so its still 2/3 business days.
>>
> Perhaps not so simple, from experience with another bank they transferred 
> the money the same day but still showed the due date as being 3 days 
> hence. Very confusing and causes problems when specified minimum DD 
> payments are not taken when any payment is received more than a few days 
> before the DD payment is due.
> -- 
> fred
> BBC3, ITV2/3/4, channels going to the DOGs