A joint account is simply an account in the name of two or more people. You can either convert your existing account into a joint account by adding another person to it, or open a new account in two people’s names.
With a joint current account you’ll both get your own VISA debit card, as well as a chequebook (if the current account comes with a cheque book), so you can pay for things and take out cash.
You can still keep your own current account and open an additional Lloyds TSB joint account, and move money between the two accounts easily.
You can either open a joint account or add someone else to your existing account at your nearest branch.
Alternatively you can open an account online in your name only and add someone else to your account at a later date. View all current accounts.
If you want to open a joint account you’ll both need to go into a branch so that you can provide identification in person. What identification to bring.
Credit cards
Additional Cardholders - adding your partner, a family member or friend to your account is a simple way to get more from your Lloyds TSB credit card. Adding an additional cardholder is not the same as a joint account – for example, the main cardholder will be responsible for all transactions the additional cardholder makes.
Find out more about adding another cardholder
