Roker-73
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Nah just bank online like a normal person who isnt 90 years oldAll the banks near us have shut down. Have to travel 5-6 mile to the nearest one. Disgrace really.
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Nah just bank online like a normal person who isnt 90 years oldAll the banks near us have shut down. Have to travel 5-6 mile to the nearest one. Disgrace really.
It's about time ATMs let you withdraw more than £300 mind, been that figure for decades
Yes comrade.It was just an extra take on the cashless thing.
Market-driven, and have shown they can't be trusted with it. 15 years on and we're all still significantly poorer since they crashed the world's economy.
Should have kept them in the public's hands and ran then for the public good, providing sensible mortgages, loans, and advice.
I'm just referring to businesses in general.The government.
Which other service are you refering to?
Maybe because they were bailed out with billions of government and taxpayers money when they fucked the global economy because they were totally inept?Why should the government have the power to tell a bank they should be keeping branches that are almost certainly losing money open?
Should we give them that same power over every business in every sector?
And the answer is forcing them to keep open branches that are losing money?Maybe because they were bailed out with billions of government and taxpayers money when they fucked the global economy because they were totally inept?
A little bit of governance and government control might not be such a bad thing.
No, the answer is to swerve some of the massive profits they make, in to some customer service for those that need it.And the answer is forcing them to keep open branches that are losing money?
It was just an extra take on the cashless thing.
Market-driven, and have shown they can't be trusted with it. 15 years on and we're all still significantly poorer since they crashed the world's economy.
Should have kept them in the public's hands and ran then for the public good, providing sensible mortgages, loans, and advice.
It is one of those things that gets difficult to legislate, how many branches must a smaller bank have? How big does an area have to be before it qualifies for a bank etc? But I see what you are saying.Should be made to, by law, for the good of society.
I bank is different in that it really is an essential to operate in the modern world. I think it is solved now, but as recent as the 90s, not having a bank account was a huge issue for homeless people and something comic relief campaigned about. It left them non members of society. I think of my gran if she was still around and I don't think she would cope well in the modern world.Why should the government have the power to tell a bank they should be keeping branches that are almost certainly losing money open?
Should we give them that same power over every business in every sector?
Yep banks, electric, buses, trains, water etc.I'm just referring to businesses in general.
Why should the government have the power to tell a bank they should be keeping branches that are almost certainly losing money open?
Should we give them that same power over every business in every sector?
All the "Cash is King" people are all about avoiding government control, but you would be happy for them to have the power to control businesses?
Doesn't add up.
not me. i like having actual money in my pocket and prefer to pay for stuff with it.All the "Cash is King" people are all about avoiding government control, but you would be happy for them to have the power to control businesses?
Sounds a bit totalitarian that. It could work.Yep banks, electric, buses, trains, water etc.
Should be about providing a good service to society, not what ever is cheapest or makes the biggest profit.
Remember the f***ing clip of British Rail?Sounds a bit totalitarian that. It could work.
Seen the clip of the trains now. Not only a calamity, but an expensive one at thatRemember the f***ing clip of British Rail?
Has to be a middle ground between state ownership and pure profit shirley?
you would think so but greed trumps everything.Remember the f***ing clip of British Rail?
Has to be a middle ground between state ownership and pure profit shirley?
I remember the train accidents & disasters that happened due to the lack of private investment after the railways were privatised. Hatfield for example.Remember the f***ing clip of British Rail?
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Just been in,best pie and mash I have had in a pie and mash shop,and the hallmark of a decent shop is it was packed.Unless there was cashpoint on the premises I'd most likely be a non-customer. Seems a bit daft not accepting both tbh.
Yep banks, electric, buses, trains, water etc.
Should be about providing a good service to society, not what ever is cheapest or makes the biggest profit.