About Lloyds TSB Scotland

We’re about more than just managing money

When Lloyds Bank Plc and TSB Bank Scotland plc joined forces in June of 1999 Lloyds TSB Scotland was born. But we really are about more than just money. We’re also striving to improve Scottish communities for everyone with our grant-making trust, the Lloyds TSB Foundation for Scotland Limited.

Corporate and sponsorship

Corporate responsibility
Banking is about trust. You trust us with your money and we take that seriously. So we publish a corporate responsibility report, which covers our social, ethical and environmental performance.

Lloyds TSB Scotland Foundation
Our foundation, the Lloyds TSB Foundation for Scotland, is a grant-making trust that focuses on grassroots giving donations to charities around Scotland. Our plan is to support and work with these organisations to lend a hand to disadvantaged or disabled people, so that they can play a bigger part in our communities.

The Foundation’s three favourite community areas it gives money to are: social and community needs, education and training, and scientific and medical research.

Background to Lloyds TSB Scotland

Lloyds TSB Scotland has 185 branches around Scotland, all of them backed by the power of the Lloyds TSB Group. The other parts of the group operating in Scotland include Alex Lawrie, Lloyds Bank Registrars, Lloyds UDT, Private Banking and PhoneBank.

We were born out of the three Lloyds branches and the 187 TSB branches that were running before we decided to join forces.

Lloyds TSB is a name that’s becoming more and more known around Scotland. People also really value the Trustee Savings Bank’s Scottish heritage. As a result the Lloyds TSB Scotland brand was launched in June of ‘99.

Products and Services

We offer the same product and service range that you get from Lloyds TSB Group in England and Wales. But we also offer an array of mortgages that have been customised to the needs of the Scottish homebuyer given the distinct requirements for buying property in Scotland.

Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.

You must be at least 18 years old to take out a loan. Before agreeing a loan we will want to satisfy ourselves about the suitability of you application. This will include assessing your ability to afford the payments and normally valuing the property.