does anyone know if Halifax is apart of RBS (Natwest?)

RG2015

Here is a link to the Lloyds Banking Group website with a list of their brands.

https://www.lloydsbankinggroup.com/who-we-are/our-brands.html

SuperAllyB

Deleted_User said:

p00hsticks said:

Edi81 said:

Apart = not with
A part = with

But then yo ucan say that it should be

Apart from

and A part of

so the thread title is ambiguous

Well, it's been an amazing journey of discovery through this lengthy thread. Maybe someone might soon start a thread asking:

What is 1 + 1?

and we can enjoy days debating all the alternative arithmetic and grammatical possible answers to this highly sophisticated and challenging question...ha, ha ha!

Surely the only possible answers to the question in the thread title are yes or no.

Eco_Miser

Surely the only possible answers to the question in the thread title are yes or no.

Yes, and the only correct answer is an emphatic "Yes"; however the answer to the implied question is "no", so a longer, more explanatory answer is needed.

schiff

Can anybody recommend a decent bank? TIA

RG2015

schiff said:

Can anybody recommend a decent bank? TIA

I would recommend the Esk Bank with the thoroughly decent Eskbanker at its helm

RG2015

Deleted_User said:

RG2015 said:

schiff said:

Can anybody recommend a decent bank? TIA

I would recommend the Esk Bank with the thoroughly decent Eskbanker at its helm

Is the Esk Bank part of Halifax or part of RBS?

Personally I prefer the South Bank.

Glad to see you are keeping us honest and bringing the thread back on topic.

But as a parting thought, my preference is for La Rive Gauche.

eskbanker

Deleted_User said:

RG2015 said:

schiff said:

Can anybody recommend a decent bank? TIA

I would recommend the Esk Bank with the thoroughly decent Eskbanker at its helm

Is the Esk Bank part of Halifax or part of RBS?

No, it's fiercely and proudly independent, although has operated under the name of the Bank of Mum and Dad, depleting its capital reserves considerably before its customers moved into alternative premises and increasingly went contactless