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Players from Insider joined keen golfers from Clydesdale Bank, Equator Scotland, Brewin Dolphin and Begbies Traynor competing for individual prizes and team qualification for the national finals in St Andrews at the ... Meanwhile there is also Business Fours charity raffle - supported by the Scottish Open.

The bank went through swingeing cutbacks that saw 400 of its local branches closed by the end of 2017 — which was attributed to "changing customer behaviour". And among the closures is Halifax and the Royal Bank of Scotland branches, which are part of the Lloyds group. So where exactly are the ...
After realizing a profit for the first time in 10 years, the £738.1 billion ($1.05 trillion) Royal Bank of Scotland plans to contribute $5 billion to its pension fund over the coming years. The proposed payment is an attempt to address the “historical funding weakness.” Under the memorandum, which the bank ...
Interest rate cuts, fee hikes and insurance changes suggest a cooling of current account competition between the big banks. Bank customers have been hit after various banks announced a raft of cutbacks to popular products. Lloyds and Bank of Scotland are planning to cut the interest rates on their current ...
Royal Bank of Scotland Group said Tuesday that it will make a£2bn payment to its pension fund in 2018, and further payments of up to £1.5bn, as it implements UK ring-fencing legislation, MarketWatch reports. RBS said the payments will compensate for the loss of backing from certain group entities after ...
When Santa Cruz native Wilem Banks was 16 years old, he visited Scotland for the first time and scored a breathtakingly beautiful slab. Five years later, Banks returned the same below-sea-level break he surfed as a teenager and scored once again. "It's pretty much the most glorious slab you could ever ...
Two decent interest-paying current accounts from Lloyds and Bank of Scotland will have their rates cut from July, MoneySavingExpert can reveal - while Halifax is to increase the monthly fee for its Ultimate Reward packaged account. The changes, announced in the small print on the banks' websites and ...


 

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