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Lloyds introduces £250 bank switching deal for one month

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Lloyds introduces £250 bank switching deal for one month

Lloyds Bank has introduced a £250 cash bonus for customers who switch to its current account.

Customers can get the cash by switching to a Club Lloyds Account, a Club Lloyds Platinum Account or a Club Lloyds Silver Account before 3 February this year, using the Current Account Switch Service (CASS).

Customers will need to transfer at least three active Direct Debits from their existing current account to their new Lloyds account through the switch.

Lloyds Bank will pay the £250 into your account within 40 days of switching if the criteria are met.

You can view the deal here, and you can view all of our top switching deals here.

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