Two Royal Bank of Scotland group banks, RBS and NatWest, have forged ahead into the 21st century by adopting thumb print reading technology from Apple.
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Banks give with one hand, take away with the other
Personal and business bank account providers do their best to keep their customers on their toes – even as some make their offerings better, others get worse.
Savers leaving banks for mutuals – will it be enough?
The mass exodus from High Street banks has begun, and the nation’s mutuals and building societies are benefiting – but possible disaster looms on the horizon.
Are Britain’s banks declaring war on their customers?
This week it seems that the news cycle is filled with nothing but stories of personal and business bank account providers waging war on their own customers.
HSBC strings up small business while RBS relents
This week in the personal and business bank account world one major high street bank hangs a small business out to dry while another shows some mercy.
Multiple RBS embarrassments destroy its reputation further
When it rains it pours for RBS: not one but two major fiascoes have sent the beleaguered bank scrambling to apologise and regroup.
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