Lloyds is a familiar name for savers but is, unfortunately, being harnessed to lead Britons into a false sense of security through a new text message. A number of people have reported receiving correspondence which informs them they have supposedly authorised a
Earning interest on savings and monthly income alike is something many will strive to do. With the Bank of England Base Rate remaining at 0.1 percent, since its cut in March 2020, securing high-paying interest rates is somewhat of a challenge. Club
Receiving text messages from banks and building societies may not seem out of the ordinary for some Britons. However, there are unfortunately fraudsters out there who are hoping to cash in on this very fact. Across the evidence, all of the phoney
Lloyds Bank customers and non-customers alike have been targeted within the last day by a text message which informs them a ‘paired device’ has been added to their account, or a ‘new payee’ entered. Several individuals have reported close brushes with this
Lloyds Bank is a popular provider, but with the 1.5 percent interest rate account available to eligible savers, many more may flock to take advantage of the offering. The interest rate put forward by the bank comes at a time where savings
Lloyds Bank customers can manage their accounts in various ways, and with mobile banking becoming more popular, some may be expecting texts from their bank. However, fraudsters have sadly seized this opportunity to send around scam messages which target unsuspecting Britons. The
Some Lloyds and Halifax customers are facing a frustrating afternoon with the banking apps and online services currently down and not working. The gremlins appear to have begun at around 12:15pm with customers of these popular banks unable to log in to
Some Lloyds and Halifax customers are facing a frustrating afternoon with the banking apps and online services currently down and not working. The gremlins appear to have begun at around 12:15pm with customers of these popular banks unable to log in to
