Can I open a joint account in the TSB banking app?
“Yes. If each person has their own TSB current or savings account, you can open a joint account in the app.”
“Yes. If each person has their own TSB current or savings account, you can open a joint account in the app.”
“You can make almost any of our current accounts into a joint account, either by opening a new account or by adding someone to your existing one. The only accounts we have that can't be joint are our Under 19s, Student, and Graduate accounts. You also can't add someone to a Cash account if they already have a TSB account.”
“Yes, you can remove someone from your account. All account holders will need to agree to this.”
“Yes, you can add anyone to a joint account. The only exception to this is our Cash account. Someone who has another TSB account can't be added to this type of account.”
“A joint account is a bank account that can be shared by two or more people. This could be your partner, a friend, a housemate, or family member.”
“If you’ve decided you no longer want a joint account, you can close your account online.”
“With a TSB personal loan, you could borrow a fixed amount and pay it back in monthly repayments over an agreed term.”
“We don’t charge an arrangement fee for TSB personal loans.”
“The monthly repayment cost of a loan will depend upon the amount borrowed, the term of the loan and the interest rate.”
“An unsecured loan lets you borrow money without securing the loan against an asset, such as your home or car.”
“To apply for a loan, you'll need to meet our eligibility criteria.”
“For information about your loan application, please call us on 0345 835 3861. This number is available from 8am - 6pm Monday to Fridays, from 9am - 2pm on Saturdays.”
“If we’ve referred your application, it means we need some more information from you before we can make a decision.”
“Getting a personalised quote won’t affect your credit score.”
“If you meet our eligibility criteria outlined above, you can apply for a TSB personal loan.”
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