Often professionals working in large companies with multiple offices are transferred from one office to another. So they often choose a branch which is closest to their office or home and may change the branch. Has anyone changed the bank branch which they use?
Changing the bank branch used
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Nowadays, it is rare for bank customers to make manual transactions by visiting the bank office, even if you have an AA bank account from New Delhi and you move to Mumbai for work, you don't need to bother moving to the same bank account in Mumbai.
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When it comes to bank branches, I am not selective I just go to anyone closest to me as long as I can do what I want to do there.
Banks are now inter connected and one doesn't need to transfer to another branch because of location change.
Twenty five years ago, core banking was not available, so the customer id in the different branches was different. Yet now the banks are harassing customers for accounts opened 25-30 years ago, because they have different customer ids.
I just know that I walk into any branch of my bank and I get given all services regardless of where the account was opened.
It is common sense to always choose the bank branch that is closer you would enjoy it better because of its proximity
Though core banking has been implemented, banks often tell the customer to go to their home branch, since the other branch does not get credit for the services provided.
