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Internet Banking
The quick and easy way to control your money. Pay bills, check balances, transfer money between accounts, set up and cancel standing orders, view and cancel Direct Debits and more.

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Mobile Banking
Make it easier to manage your money on the go. It means you can do your banking on the move from most internet-enabled mobile devices - either using our app or via your mobile device's browser.

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Telephone Banking
You can call Telephone Banking service 03459 758 758.

Use our quick automated service to:

• Check your balance and recent transactions

• Pay your bills

• Transfer money

• Check your Direct Debits or standing orders

And you can also speak to one of our advisers if you have a more complex query.

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These services are available if you are over 16.

Your TSB Visa debit card is an amazing piece of plastic. Accepted in millions of places and cash machines worldwide, it's incredibly convenient. It's just as safe to use abroad as at home, so it's a simple alternative to carrying cash.

More about the Visa debit card

If you try to make a payment and you don’t have enough money in your account (including your Arranged Overdraft if you have one), we’ll treat this as a request for an Unarranged Overdraft. If it’s authorised and you use £10 or less, you won’t be charged fees or interest on the amount you’ve borrowed. If you use more than £10 you’ll get charged interest and fees on the full amount.

Overdrafts are subject to application and approval and are repayable on demand.

If your account goes over its limit, our Grace Period means that you have until 10pm (UK Time) to pay in enough money to avoid any Overdraft fees you may incur that day.

If you'd like to have one, we'll give you a TSB Cheque Book as well.

A Joint Account is simply a Bank Account in the name of two or more people. You can either convert your existing Bank Account into a Joint Account by adding someone else to it, or open a new account in two people's names.

Benefits

• Convenient way to share outgoings like shopping, bills, mortgage or rent payments
• You'll both get your own Visa debit card for payments and cash

• You can still keep your own current account and open an additional TSB joint account, and move money between the two accounts easily

Important things to remember

Along with the benefits of opening a joint account, there are also extra responsibilities. Here are a few things to consider:

• Each person can make withdrawal, use cash machines or apply for an overdrafts without needing the other's approval

Apply for a joint account

You can open a joint account or add someone to your existing account at your nearest branch. You'll both need to go into a branch so that you can provide identification in person.