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Bullock says cash and bank branches are community service obligations but suggests the RBA may sweeten the deal

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4 Mar, 2025
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Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Michele Bullock says providing customers access to cash and bank branches are community service obligations expected of banks but the RBA is considering ways to ease the burden.
Bullock says cash and bank branches are community service obligations but suggests the RBA may sweeten the deal
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Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Michele Bullock says providing customers access to cash and bank branches are community service obligations expected of banks but the RBA is considering ways to ease the burden.

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