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Banks face criticism for not serving vulnerable customers

A recent report highlights that homeless individuals and those in financial hardship are being pushed towards online banking applications, which could hinder their access to basic banking services. This situation has led to criticism of banks regarding their support for vulnerable customers.

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A recent report highlights that homeless individuals and those in financial hardship are being pushed towards online banking applications, which could hinder their access to basic banking services. This situation has led to criticism of banks regarding their support for vulnerable customers.

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Banks accused of failing most vulnerable customers

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Banks face criticism for not serving vulnerable customers