PNC Bank closes 32 additional branches in 10 states, from the beginning of next year
Two closures were confirmed for March 2023.
Even in the online bank era, "Run To The Bank" is a fairly standard line on a list of tasks. You may have to put a larger check or take a new debit card-or maybe you prefer to use your Bank ATM And avoid these boring transaction costs. No matter your reason, having a local bank is a convenience, and it can really throw a key into things when the branches close. Unfortunately, PNC Bank has just announced that it would close 32 additional branches in 10 states in the near future. Read the rest to find out if your local bank will be closed at the beginning of 2023.
Read this then: Grocery stores, including Stop & Shop, are closing locations, from January 2 .
PNC announced a series of distinct closings earlier this year.
In July, PNC announced its intention to close About 135 store locations. According to the Pittsburgh Business Times, all these branches were located inside grocery stores , including 127 in giant supermarkets of food and stops and shops throughout Maryland, New Jersey, Delaware and Washington, D.C. The remaining eight branches were all in Shoprite stores in Pennsylvania, with closures starting in October . AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB
It turns out that brick and mortar banks closures are part of an in progress national trend, as more and more customers are traveling to mobile and online banking services. The closing of the locations inside retail institutions is a separate but related trend, the Pittsburgh Business Times explained in July, and the financial institutions close these branches at an even faster rate.
The latest cycle of PNC closures will affect even more of its customers, including those who frequent traditional and store branches.
PNC informed the managers of its closure plans at the beginning of the month.
According to December 10 weekly bulletin From the US office of the currency controller (OCS), the PNC bank plans to close 32 locations at the beginning of 2023. Depending on the calculations of the Pittsburgh Business Times, this brings the total number branches to close at 77.
Banks are necessary to inform the WC at least 90 days before closings. Since the last deposits came from the period of the period between December 4 and December 12, the sooner these branches could close is in March.
According to the Pittsburgh Business Times, two locations in the metropolitan region of Pittsburgh have confirmed that they will close at 3 p.m. March 17, 2023.
Maryland and Virginia customers will lose the most places.
PNC is the Sixth bank In the United States, according to Nerdwallet. In September, the bank had 2,600 branches in 28 states, but this number is regularly down.
According to the OCC, Virginia and Maryland will say goodbye to the highest PNC branches, because six should close in each state. Alabama, Texas and Pennsylvania each lose four locations, while Indiana will lose three. Two PNC in Illinois branches are being suppressed, as are individual locations in Arizona, Florida and North Carolina.
According to the Pittsburgh Business Times, 11 of these closures are additional locations inside grocery stores. Street addresses and cities are listed on the OCS bulletin.
PNC said closings were part of routine assessments.
In a statement to the Pittsburgh Business Times, a spokesperson for the PNC confirmed that several factors had been taken into account when the locations are decision.
"PNC recognizes that branches continue to play an important role for many customers when it comes to carrying out certain transactions and holding important financial conversations in person with our banking experts," said the spokesperson. "This is why we regularly assess our network of branches, as well as our other available banking methods, to determine if we most effectively meet the needs of our customers."
This is not all bad news either, because the banking channel has also confirmed that it will also open eight branches. New locations will be established in Atlanta; Houston; College Park, Maryland; Doral, Florida; And in Alexandria and Reston, in Virginia, according to the Bulletin of December 10. In November, individual PNC branches in Springfield, Virginia and Washington, D.C., were also approved to open .
