
Why is there still a need for physical bank branches?
A lot of financial transactions can now be done online — from depositing checks, transferring cash, and paying bills — but brick-and-mortar locations are still necessary. Learn why.
A lot of financial transactions can now be done online — from depositing checks, transferring cash, and paying bills — but brick-and-mortar locations are still necessary. Here's why.
In this story published Nov. 18, 2021, on Marketplace:
A lot of times if you try to find a way to get a good explanation of some detailed or complex loan or account, it’s hard to find that information on the website or the mobile app.
– Reynold Byers, clinical professor of supply chain management
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