An old-fashioned Bank?

EarthBoy

Rob5342 said:

p00hsticks said:

RobM99 said:

Back on topic. Metro bank has good, long opening hours - including Sunday.

I suspect it's not the sort of 'old fashioned bank' the OP is hankering after though.

And it will depend on where the OP is in the country - Metro is still pretty much for those living in the south of the country, there are hardly any branches in the north.

They seem to want one that's not closing branches and doesnt ask questions when you take large amounts of cash out. A qiuick google shows that Metrobank has 78 branches vs Barclays that has 786. Even if Metrobank aren't closing branches they are still far less common. Any bank will ask questions about large cash withdrawals.

Even Metro Bank have closed branches.  They closed Earls Court, Windsor, and Milton Keynes earlier this year.

[Deleted User]

Habsbanken still operates in an old fashioned way, each branch has a manager. 

RobM99

[Deleted User] said:

Habsbanken still operates in an old fashioned way, each branch has a manager. 

Sadly we don't live in Norway.

binao

RobM99 said:

[Deleted User] said:

Habsbanken still operates in an old fashioned way, each branch has a manager. 

Sadly we don't live in Norway.

Husbanken?

eskbanker

binao said:

RobM99 said:

Deleted_User said:

Habsbanken still operates in an old fashioned way, each branch has a manager. 

Sadly we don't live in Norway.

Husbanken?

or https://www.handelsbanken.co.uk/en/ ?

Handelsbanken is a local relationship bank, based on satisfied customers, financial strength and sustainable values. Each branch operates as a local business, which means they get to know their customers well and understand the local market and community. Our branches are empowered to make the majority of banking decisions which is why we say that the 'branch is the bank'. As a Handelsbanken customer, you get to benefit from a dedicated account manager who is able to support you with their expertise and help you make decisions based on your financial requirements.