Internet banking doesn’t work for one reader during the coronavirus crisis
I have a Nationwide Loyalty Saver account which contains my savings and which I normally operate with a passbook via my local branch. My current account is with the Co-operative Bank and when I need to top it up I withdraw money from the Nationwide account and take a cheque to the Co-op. To do that, I would have to go to a branch, then get on a tube – both of which are discouraged now.
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