Halifax, Lloyds, Barclays and Bank of Scotland are among the major banks shutting branches across the country in the coming weeks. All of the businesses have cited the increase in the number of people ...

The Royal Bank of Scotland is to shut one fifth of its remaining branches because most people now manage their financial affairs online. The bank suggested 105 jobs are at risk under the plans to ...

Sites in Aberdeen, Edinburgh and Glasgow are among branches set to be shuttered, with 105 jobs lost. RBS, which is part of the NatWest group, serves 3.3million personal customers.

The Lanarkshire town's MP and MSP are calling for the decision to be reversed and for a meeting with the bank's bosses.

With many people increasingly banking online or on their phones, it is crucial that security protections are up to scratch, Which? said.

Of course, the convenience of being able to bank from anywhere, anytime, can also be a huge draw, especially for busy small business owners. Below, CNBC Select rounded up the five best online ...

The Royal Bank of Scotland has announced the closure of 18 of its bank branches across the UK. The NatWest group announced its intention to shut down a fifth of its UK branches "within months". These ...

More than 100 jobs at the Royal Bank of Scotland are at risk as it announced the closure of one in five of its branches. RBS confirmed that 105 people would be impacted by the closures as 18 of its 86 ...

RBS has announced they will be closing down one in FIVE of their banks in Scotland. Bank chiefs broke the news that even more hubs would be disappearing from Scotland’s high streets. Bosses ...

READ MORE: Royal Bank of Scotland closure plan branded 'a kick in the teeth ... The report also stated there were 10 personal customers who used the branch weekly last year and 106 business customers ...

RBS is to close two Inverness branches as part of a Scotland-wide raft of closures that will lead to the loss of 105 jobs. The bank’s owners Natwest will close the current Eastgate Shopping Centre and ...

The Co-op Bank, Lloyds and TSB have been told to 'urgently address potential loopholes' in their online security arrangements, reports Which?