If money doesn't grow on trees, why do banks have branches?

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Diana Lima

2 years ago

Wow, how funny! Very nice play on words. I loved the options and was unsure which one to choose, as they all had double-entendres. Congrats for another well thought out article! 😋

Hans

2 years ago

The number of bank branches in the three major banks continues to decline from 2,500 to 900 today. The ATM is also disappearing from the streets: there are cities in the Netherlands where it is increasingly difficult to pay in cash. Figures from De... Show moreThe number of bank branches in the three major banks continues to decline from 2,500 to 900 today. The ATM is also disappearing from the streets: there are cities in the Netherlands where it is increasingly difficult to pay in cash. Figures from De Nederlandsche Bank show that there are still 4,916 ATMs in the Netherlands. That is 879 less than a year earlier. Many bank branches are closing and the remaining branches are getting rid of their ATMs. The Netherlands is a leader in Europe in the field of a cashless society. Only Finland is more advanced. Banks want to get rid of cash payments. https://yoo.rs/vraagvandedag-moet-contant-geld-blijven-bestaan-1589549909.html?Ysid=55539 https://yoo.rs/waarom-contant-geld-moet-blijven?Ysid=55539