[arista]

TSB is to close 82 branches next year
as part of a plan by new
chief executive Debbie Crosbie
to make £100m of cost savings by 2022.
The Spanish-owned bank has 540 branches
and is trying to restore its reputation
after last year's huge IT failure,
which hit 1.9 million customers.


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-50543665

[michael21]

Yes online banking is the way to go


Sign of the times

Life in the super fast boradband lane

[smudgie]

Oh yes.
The way to sort out the online banking glitches is to shut down the Banks.

[bitontheslide]

Originally Posted by smudgie

Oh yes.
The way to sort out the online banking glitches is to shut down the Banks.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by smudgie

Oh yes.
The way to sort out the online banking glitches is to shut down the Banks.

You can call them for £10 an hour instead.

[michael21]

Originally Posted by smudgie

Oh yes.
The way to sort out the online banking glitches is to shut down the Banks.

I never had a problem online guess I must be lucky how dose the bank being open sort out any online problems

[Toy Soldier]

I was in a branch for the first time in years last week...

...because I had to withdraw cash way above the cashline limit...

... To buy my puppyyyyyyyy puppy puppy pup pup pip boobooboobooboo ddhdbskxkk.

*ahem*

But yes in general physical banking is dying so branch closures are inevitable. The only other people in there were pensioners