Which banks have a Saturday counter service?

[bmthnick1981]

HSBC, who I am with, don't, and I need to change to a bank that does!

Thanks

[SS2.]

NatWest does.

[sday12]

What do you need to do that requires a counter? Staff are available at front desk.

[Stu R]

barclays.

[Matt172]

LLoyds TSB do

[soad]

anonymous said:

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True that. Useless s - did well to close my accounts and move elsewhere eventually.

Some NatWest and Barclays branches are open on Saturdays (not all of them, just the bigger ones - in a city centres mainly).

[bmthnick1981]

Crikey - most do other than HSBC then... Thanks guys

[Simbu]

Nationwide do. (Not technically a bank though )

[Ray Singh]

Matt172 said:

LLoyds TSB do

Really? None of the Lloyds in Swindon open on a Saturday.
Natwest opens, but the queues stretch for ages, often outside onto the pavement.

[Matt172]

Ray Singh said:

Matt172 said:

LLoyds TSB do

Really? None of the Lloyds in Swindon open on a Saturday.
Natwest opens, but the queues stretch for ages, often outside onto the pavement.

there are three that I can think of within 2 miles of our house that all open on a saturday, maybe it's just certain branches then

[soad]

Matt172 said:

there are three that I can think of within 2 miles of our house that all open on a saturday, maybe it's just certain branches then

Will be selected branches only (to save on costs probably), same as NatWest/Barclays. RBS used to be open aswell last year for a selected time only, now all closed.

Use online Find a Branch tool (will find opening times there too):
http://www.lloydstsb.com/branch_locator/search.asp...

[TonyToniTone]

soad said:

RBS used to be open aswell last year for a selected time only, now all closed.

Some RBS are still open on a Saturday.
http://www.rbs.co.uk/microsites/general/branch_loc...

[soad]

TonyToniTone said:

Some RBS are still open on a Saturday.
http://www.rbs.co.uk/microsites/general/branch_loc...

I stand corrected then.

The ones local to me are closed (there's only 2 branches in Leeds itself).