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Post Office® services
Manage your bank account
- Pay money into your bank account with your debit card.
- Check your account balance.
- Withdraw cash – free withdrawals up to £300 per day.
Things you can do at the Post Office
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- Use your debit card and PIN to pay cash into your account.
- We’ll count your cash and give you a receipt. You’ll have instant access to your money.
- You can pay in up to £2,995 a month and up to £20,000 a year. If you have a joint account, you can both pay in up to £2,995 a month and £20,000 per year.
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- You’ll need to use a cheque envelope and a paying-in slip if you’re paying-in a cheque. Cheque envelopes are available in the Post Office. We’ll need to order paying-in slips for you so either give us a call or you can order them when you next call into a branch.
- It may take up to two working days for cheques paid in at a Post Office to reach your account.
- If you’re paying-in cash and cheques at the same time, you’ll need separate paying-in slips and cheque envelopes.
- From 31 December 2025 you’ll no longer be able to pay cheques into your account at the Post Office
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- You can withdraw up to £300 a day from your current account at the Post Office. You’ll need your debit card and PIN. These withdrawals are free.
- If you are not in a Lloyds Bank branch, there is a daily withdrawal limit of £800. So, if you withdraw £300 over the Post Office counter, you’ll only be able to withdraw a further £500 from a cash machine, on the same day.
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If you want to check your account balance, you can do this at the counter. You’ll need your debit card and PIN.
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