Lloyds TSB current accounts
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Lloyds TSB boasts around 16 million customers and over 2,100 branches under the Lloyds TSB, Lloyds TSB Scotland and Cheltenham & Gloucester banners.
Lloyds TSB's current account range includes standard and premium accounts with breakdown cover, travel insurance and home emergency cover.
The bank also has an Islamic student, standard student, under 19s and international current accounts.
See below for details of current account deals.
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