Halifax to Lloyds switch
Halifax to Lloyds switch
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thebraketester

Original Poster:

15,790 posts

168 months

Wednesday 5th August
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I see that the Halifax stuff is going to be migrated over to Lloyds. Has anyone done this already, especially with regards to S&S ISAs?

Thanks.

NortonES2

671 posts

78 months

Wednesday 5th August
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What do you think will change other than the name of the provider of the account.

Ham_and_Jam

3,718 posts

127 months

Wednesday 5th August
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It s a branding exercise. So mostly blue backgrounds to green and a few black horses here and there.

The biggest change will be transition to the Lloyds banking app, but again it s pretty much the same app re-skinned.

https://www.halifax.co.uk/brand-change.html?utm_so...

thekingisdead

317 posts

163 months

Thursday 6th August
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my I-web account has recently transferred to ScottishWidows. both part of Lloyds.

There is no functional change to the website. Bar branding, its identical.

Jamescrs

6,425 posts

95 months

Thursday 6th August
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Had an email to move to the Lloyds banking app, haven’t done it yet

blueg33

46,570 posts

254 months

Thursday 6th August
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If it’s anything like Halifax moving its credit cards to visa a few months ago it will be a PITA

thebraketester

Original Poster:

15,790 posts

168 months

Thursday 6th August
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blueg33 said:
If it s anything like Halifax moving its credit cards to visa a few months ago it will be a PITA
Ohh no... :-( I hope not.

Mick Dastardly

347 posts

54 months

Thursday 6th August
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I have a Halifax Clarity card that I only use abroad, and when I got notified of this change I just downloaded the Lloyds app and my card worked perfectly well last week on holiday.

blueg33

46,570 posts

254 months

Thursday 6th August
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With the credit card thing, I was abroad, I hit a message to say they are changing over in a couple of months but my old card would work until then.

How wrong they were, lots of automated payments failed, the new card was at home in the UK so I couldn’t get the details. Then when I could get the number the new card failed on some occasions.

TwigtheWonderkid

49,115 posts

180 months

Thursday 6th August
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Mick Dastardly said:
I have a Halifax Clarity card that I only use abroad, and when I got notified of this change I just downloaded the Lloyds app and my card worked perfectly well last week on holiday.
I too have one which runs out next month. I got the replacement thru the post yesterday, and it's another Halifax card. I was expecting a Lloyds version. I also have a Revolut card for abroad and a Lloyd's world elite card, so in truth the clarity card isn't really needed now.

Truckosaurus

13,269 posts

314 months

Thursday 6th August
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I might take the opportunity to bin off my Halifax card and just use the generic card I have from my main bank which now seems to have no fees/restrictions on travel usage (which was the main reason of getting the Halifax card).

(Assuming the new LLLoyds card comes with a new card number).

nordboy

3,446 posts

80 months

Thursday 6th August
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Mick Dastardly said:
I have a Halifax Clarity card that I only use abroad, and when I got notified of this change I just downloaded the Lloyds app and my card worked perfectly well last week on holiday.
I have the same but I haven't had the 'invitation' to move to Lloyds yet. It says on my previous messages that it's happening in October.

slievenashaska

515 posts

8 months

Thursday 6th August
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thekingisdead said:
my I-web account has recently transferred to ScottishWidows. both part of Lloyds.

There is no functional change to the website. Bar branding, its identical.
The functional change to i-web was various TradePlan features being removed. Maybe coincidence it happened after the rebrand, maybe not.

Eatpies99

198 posts

84 months

Thursday 6th August
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I had an email today about my ISA. What to do. What I can do etc....

Ham_and_Jam

3,718 posts

127 months

Thursday 6th August
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blueg33 said:
If it s anything like Halifax moving its credit cards to visa a few months ago it will be a PITA
Can t say I noticed other than having to register a new card on ApplePay

FAQs regarding the switch to the new Lloyds card



Edited by Ham_and_Jam on Thursday 6th August 19:23

Blown2CV

31,660 posts

233 months

Friday 14th August
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halifax has been just a lloyds brand for years now. It's not a real change.

WayOutWest

1,228 posts

88 months

Friday 14th August
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If you already had Lloyds internet banking for another account you would have seen your Halifax accounts showing on there already ages ago.

limmy01

267 posts

164 months

Friday 14th August
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It was a straightforward move over to the lloyds app, also all halifax cards are still working here and in Europe

thebraketester

Original Poster:

15,790 posts

168 months

Friday 14th August
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Yes. Marvellously uneventful.

deggles

722 posts

232 months

Friday 14th August
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WayOutWest said:
If you already had Lloyds internet banking for another account you wouldshould have seen your Halifax accounts showing on there already ages ago.
Fixed that for you wink It's supposed to have been a seamless switch to 'co-servicing'. However I'm now three months into unsuccessfully trying to get them to merge my Lloyds and Halifax profiles. Now escalated to an official complaint as I can't afford to lose access when they shut down the Halifax systems. I'm sure I'm in a small minority but it's been an absolute stshow from my POV weeping