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It’s easy to make a change to your mortgage Direct Debit.
Any changes made within seven days of your current payment date won’t start until the next month.
To change your Direct Debit payment date, you can complete our online form. We'll then send a letter to confirm your new payment date once we’ve updated it.
Here are some things to think about before you change your payment date:
Alternatively, you can change your Direct Debit payment date by calling us.
We’ll send a letter or text message to confirm your new payment date.
By post:
Please complete and return our Direct Debit instruction form (PDF, 183Kb) to the address below:
Lloyds Bank,
Barnett Way,
Gloucester,
GL4 3RL
By phone:
You can also call us to change your Direct Debit details.
We’ll automatically update your account and let you know when your new Direct Debits will start.
Your new Direct Debit will be covered by the Direct Debit Guarantee. You can find out more on the Direct Debit instruction form.
If you’ve cancelled a Direct Debit and would like to restart it using the same bank details
Complete our quick online form to set it back up.
If you’ve cancelled a Direct Debit more than two months ago and don’t bank with us
We might need to contact you for more details after you’ve completed our form.
Your Direct Debit will automatically change if your mortgage payment changes. For example, when a change in interest rate affects the payment amount.
If you set up a regular overpayment, we’ll update your existing Direct Debit to the new higher amount.
Learn more about regular overpayments
If you make a one-off overpayment, you might be able to reduce your monthly Direct Debit payments.
Learn more about one-off overpayments
If there are any changes, we’ll always get in touch – you don’t need to do anything.
Please call us so we can help and discuss your options.
If your Direct Debit has failed or you think it will
We’ll try to take your payment again 10 working days after the first Direct Debit has failed. For example, if your Direct Debit was due on Monday 01 of the month, the second attempt will be made on Monday 15 of the month. If your Direct Debit payment is on a bank holiday, we’ll take it the next working day.
If the second Direct Debit attempt is made on the following month, this could impact your credit file.
If you’ve made or want to make a payment to avoid the second attempt, please call us.
Already missed a payment?
If your Direct Debit has failed both attempts, please call our money worries team, so we can discuss your options.
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Please don’t ignore the problem - visit our Mortgage support page or get in touch.
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