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Lloyds blocks expat savers from switching accounts

Lloyds Bank is cutting the rate on its 'eSavings' account, but expat customers will be unable to switch to a higher-paying account

Lloyds has told expat clients that they can keep only existing accounts Photo: Lloyds Bank sign

By Sophie Christie

9:25AM BST 06 Oct 2014

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