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Oh no! HSBC is closing its doors. It’s a real shame, ‘cause they were such a great bank. I mean, who else could you count on for all your banking needs? But I guess all good things must come to an end. Still, it’s hard to believe that after so many years of service, HSBC is shutting down. Ah well, at least we can look back fondly on the memories we made with them.
Why Is Hsbc Closing? [Solved]
We’re thrilled to be selling off our US retail banking business’ domestic mass market. It’s a great business, but we just weren’t big enough to compete. Staying in the US is essential for our global network and a major part of our growth strategy.
Account Closure: All HSBC accounts will be closed as of October 31, 2020. This includes all checking, savings, and credit card accounts.
Funds Transfer: Customers must transfer any remaining funds from their HSBC accounts to another financial institution before the closure date.
Credit Card Cancellation: All HSBC credit cards will be cancelled on October 31, 2020 and customers should contact their new financial institution to apply for a new card if needed.
Automatic Payments: Customers should update any automatic payments or direct deposits linked to their HSBC account prior to the closure date in order to avoid disruption of service or late fees due to non-payment of bills or services.
Customer Service Support: Customers can contact customer service for assistance with transferring funds or cancelling credit cards prior to the closure date by calling 1-800-HSBC-USA (1-800-472-2255).
HSBC is closing up shop. It’s a real bummer, but it’s the way things go sometimes. They’re shutting their doors for good, so if you’ve got any business with them, you’d better get it done quick! It’s a shame to see ’em go, but that’s life.
