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A study by Which? and security experts found that these banks fell short when it comes to protecting their customers from scammers on online and app banking

Consumer group Which? compared 13 current account providers

An appeal is being made for banks to share premises and pool resources so that residents of a rural Perthshire town have access to banking facilities in a branch-free future.

Don’t get too giddy now, but exciting news comes from Bank of Ireland; finally realising interest rates don’t just apply to mortgages it has generously bestowed 0.5pc to depositors – for the first time in many years. It’s not even the best rate! Permanent TSB will give you a whopping…

Which? investigation finds that weak passwords, lax checks on new payees and vulnerable login processes are common to many current accounts

New TSB analysis has found that 51 to 65-year-olds spent the most money on fake relationships in 2022.

People aged between 51 and 65 are particular at risk

People aged 51 to 65 accounted for nearly half of the amount of money reported lost to romance fraud in 2022, according to TSB.

As we launch Pride of Scotland 2023, the charity chairman urges the nation not to forget about the people of Ukraine.

Switching banks has always been seen as a "quick and easy" way of making a little extra cash as banks usually offer an incentive for newbies to sign up and several banks have introduced new offers over the last few months

People will be able to take advantage of the offer by switching to a TSB Spend & Save or Spend & Save Plus current account from Wednesday