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Money Market Call Account
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Features and benefits
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Open an money Market Call Account
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Sending funds
International Moneymover Service* Free: - Through Currency Internet Banking
- Through International PhoneBank, in branch, or in writing
- To your other accounts held with Lloyds Banking Group
Correspondent Bank Fee* Zone 1 (USA, Canada and Europe)
£12
Zone 2 (Rest of the world)
£20
(Note: For the purposes of the Correspondent Bank Fee, Europe is defined as all EEA countries plus Jersey, Guernsey, Isle of Man, Monaco, San Marino and Switzerland)
Electronic Funds Transfer
(CHAPS payments within the British Isles)£25
Recalling a payment We cannot guarantee the cancellation as funds may already have been paid to the beneficiary.
Lloyds International do not charge customers to recall a payment, however any return of funds may be subject to deductions in the form of:- Beneficiary bank or other institutions return payment fees
- Foreign bank charges
- Foreign exchange fluctuations
* When making an International Payment there are two charging methods:
Split Charges: Recipient and Correspondent banks abroad may charge a fee for receiving payments which will be paid by the recipient if you choose to share charges.
Pay all Charges: A Correspondent Bank Fee will be payable for international payments where you choose to pay the charges for the recipient, if you are permitted to do so based upon the destination of the payment and the type of account that you hold. The Correspondent Bank Fee replaces all Correspondent bank charges. The recipient bank may still charge its customer a fee but we cannot provide information about such a fee. The amount of the Correspondent Bank Fee depends on the location of the recipient bank.
Recieving funds
Recieving funds table Electronic Bank Transfer from another financial institution
Free
Cheque collection
The correspondent bank may impose a charge based on the value of the cheque. This could be deducted from the original amount before we receive the payment.
Cheque negotiation
The correspondent bank may impose a charge based on the value of the cheque. This could be deducted from the original amount before we receive the payment.
Other standard services
Standard services table Supplying copies of previous bank statements
Free
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Please note there are separate versions of the terms and conditions documents for
1) accounts which until 1 August 2022 were held with Lloyds Bank (International Services) Limited (LBISL) and
2) all other accounts held with Lloyds Bank Corporate Markets plc (LBCM) which were NOT held with Lloyds Bank (International Services) Limited accounts until 1 August 2022.- Customer Relationship Agreement – LBCM (PDF, 383 KB) ) [excluding accounts which until 1 August 2022 were held with Lloyds Bank (International Services) Limited]
- Customer Relationship Agreement – Ex-LBISL (PDF, 313 KB) [for Lloyds Bank Corporate Markets plc accounts which until 1 August 2022 were held with Lloyds Bank (International Services) Limited]
- Account terms and conditions PDF - LBCM (PDF, 226 KB) [excluding accounts which until 1 August 2022 were held with Lloyds Bank (International Services) Limited]
- Account terms and conditions – Ex-LBISL (PDF, 324 KB) [for Lloyds Bank Corporate Markets plc accounts which until 1 August 2022 were held with Lloyds Bank (International Services) Limited]
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We will provide you with a sort code and account number (IBAN and BIC for transfers from banks outside the UK) to enable you to deposit money.
You can also pay in cheques but our standard charges will apply.
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The interest rate is variable and depends on the balance you hold: it is tiered.
When the interest rate is tiered, the more you deposit, the more interest you earn up to the maximum deposit allowance.
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You can request a transfer to another bank account by telephone or online.
Depositor compensation schemes
Schemes vary depending on where your account is held.
