Lloyds Bank Plc
Account Closure Unit
BX1 1LT
Date 22 nd April 2023
Ms A Bonta
47 Sheffield Street Our Ref: HR/RB
Scunthorpe
DN15 6DN
Important information about your bank account - please read this carefully
Dear Ms Ancuta,
We often review accounts to ensure that we can continue to support our customers with their banking needs and
following a recent review of your account, we are writing to let you know that unfortunately, we're unable
to maintain a banking relationship with you.
As such, we will be closing your account in 65 calendar days from the date of this letter.
What this means for you
After this date we will be stop all regular payments from your account and you will need to contact the people
you want to pay. When your account is closed, you are responsible for cancelling any direct payments (such as
Direct Debits, Standing Orders, if these are available, on your account and regular card payments) into or out
of your account. If someone sends a payment to your closed account, we will take reasonable steps to return
the payment to the sender.
In the event that you open other accounts during the notice period, those account will also be closed. Please
note that this also applies to any other accounts you may open with the bank at any fututre point in time, where
the bank reserves the right to close those accounts without further notice.
When the agreement ends and your account is closed, we will pay or transfer money we hold for you or owe
you under this agreement to you, or to any other person you name in writing. Funds will be paid by cheque to
the above adress, unless you advise otherwise or use the account switching service when funds will be transfered
electronically.
Please note that we may retain sufficient funds to cover any liabilities owed to us.
What you need to do
You need to make alternative banking arrangements. You may wish to use the Current Account Switch
Service but please note you will not be able to transfer to other members of the Lloyds Banking Group
such as Lloyds Bank plc, Bank of Scotland plc and Halifax. You should destroy any cards and unused cheques, cutting
them up before disposing of them.
