Depending on the severity of the poor service, customers are being sent out cheques in the post worth between £25 and £100. It’s unclear exactly how HSBC Group is deciding how much each person ...

HSBC is a bank used by millions of people right across the country, but some are not aware the banking group also oversees other providers. The HSBC Group also administers First Direct, M&S Bank ...

The bank HSBC is cutting the cheque guarantee limit on some of its customers' debit cards. About 300,000 customers have a £250 guarantee limit on their cards, which is now being reduced to the ...

HSBC and its sister banks are sending out more cheques worth hundreds of pounds to some customers who fell behind on payments. It relates to people who were in arrears with HSBC, First Direct ...

MARTIN Lewis has explained why HSBC and First Direct customers are being sent refunds of up to £7,000. The cheques are issued for some customers who were in debt between 2010 and May 2019.

to share how the bank did not allow him to cancel an expensive cheque his mother attempted to make. He posted: "You claim to be "making HSBC a 'dementia-friendly business', but this is quite the ...

HSBC customers have until Friday to cash in any remaining travellers cheques at their bank branches. The bank stopped selling the cheques in April last year, but continued to accept them from ...

HSBC bank customers who've had cheques paid into their accounts over the past two weeks could face delays in their cash clearing due to the bad weather. The problems – which affected different parts ...

So if you get a cheque out of the blue, DON'T bin it thinking it's a scam or spam. Both sets of payments relate to HSBC, First Direct, M&S Bank and John Lewis Finance customers who between 2010 and ...

The number of cheques digitally deposited by HSBC customers using the bank's app scanner over the festive period boomed by 250 per cent compared to normal levels, suggesting it remains a staple ...

HSBC will start charging a fee of €5 to non-HSBC customers cashing cheques from August 16. The €5 fee is already applicable for encashment of non-HSBC cheques by non-HSBC customers ...

Pensioners who cash their cheques at an HSBC branch will as of January be charged €5 if they do not have an account with the bank. The €3.84 increase is a jump from the current rate of €1.16 ...