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With our Student Current Account, you can apply for an interest-free arranged overdraft of up to £1,500 in years 1 - 3 and up to £2,000 in years 4 – 6. Like all overdrafts, you’ll have to pay it back at some point, but we’ll keep you in the loop by letting you know if you ever go over your limit via overdraft alerts.
Compare our full range of current accounts and savings accounts for children and students – all in one place. Why choose a current account. Children get the freedom to manage their own money. Great for pocket money and everyday spending. They often come with a debit card that can be used in shops, online and at cash machines.
Whether you want to move to Lloyds Bank or you already bank with us and want to open a new Lloyds current account, switching is easy. Our team will do everything to ensure your switch runs smoothly, including transferring all your Direct Debits and standing orders to your new account for you.
Aug 1, 2023 · Students who open a new Student account and pay in £500 between 1st August and 11.59pm on the 31st October 2023, will receive the £100 cash offer. The £100 will be paid to eligible customers by 30th November 2023. Students can also earn 2% credit interest on balances up to and including £5,000.
Aug 1, 2023 · Lloyds Bank has launched its 2023 Student current account, offering a cash lump sum to new students, as well as credit interest on balances to encourage saving through further education. Students who open a new Student account and pay in £500 between 1st August and 11.59pm on the 31st October 2023, will receive the £100 cash offer.
Dec 27, 2023 · You can apply to open an account online or in-branch. You’ll need the following documents: proof of identity, such as a passport or driving licence; proof of address, such as a utility bill or bank statement; your 4-digit UCAS code confirming your place on your course.
Jun 29, 2023 · To open a student bank account with Lloyds, you have to meet the following requirements :¹. 17+. UK permanent resident for the past 3 years. Proof of a confirmed place for studying in uni or college (16-digit UCAS code) Be a full-time student of at least a two-year course or a one-year full-time access course leading to a degree.
