High street banks could be ‘OBSOLETE’ by 2027 | Clare Muldoon and Kevin Schofield react

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GBNews published this video item, entitled “High street banks could be ‘OBSOLETE’ by 2027 | Clare Muldoon and Kevin Schofield react” – below is their description.

‘It’s completely manufactured, moving banks out of communities is a wrong thing to do.’

Clare Muldoon and Kevin Schofield react to warnings that high street banks could be obsolete by 2027 as more branches close across the country.

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