The Lloyds TSB Platinum is useful for those people who are trying to save money by transferring their credit card balances from a non Lloyds TSB card.
Benefits and Features of Lloyds TSB Platinum The cardholders of Lloyds TSB Platinum receive a number of benefits and features that may be enumerated as below:
There is a 0% interest on transfers of balance. This offer lasts for 14 months and there is a 3% fee. The minimum spending limit is 100 pounds in the first three months.
The cardholders can receive 56 days of interest free period for the purposes of purchasing.
The typical annual percentage rate is 15.9% and it is variable.
The cardholders also receive 0% on purchases. This offer lasts for 3 months.
Standard Features of Lloyds TSB Platinum Following are the standard features of the Lloyds TSB Platinum:
There are additional cards that are provided for free.
The cardholders have the freedom to choose their personal PIN numbers at the Lloyds TSB Cashpoint.
The cardholders can manage their credit card accounts with the help of Internet, local branches or telephones.
The cardholders also receive Payment Protection Cover. This service helps to secure the repayments in cases of accident, unemployment and illness.
The cardholders are secured against fraud loss. This service also includes Internet fraud loss protection services.
The cardholders can avail the Sentinel Gold Card protection services for protection against loss of card. It is an optional service.
The cardholders also get extra security with the help of the PIN card and chip.
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