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Why Are Banks Closed On Sundays?
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0:59Now PlayingDo you know why banks are closed on Sundays? Check out the video to learn why!
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Because Sunday is a day of rest and worship for Christians, Banks used to take Sundays off.
Of course, there are other factors as well, such as reducing your running costs and providing your team with some much-needed time off.
But it seems a little outmoded to have banks closed on Sundays.
And even if you have to go to the bank on Sunday, you still have some options.
Almost all banks include online features for accessing your accounts and ATMs for withdrawing cash. However, your transactions frequently still don't go through until Monday.
Do we need to make a change now?
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