You would change banks because they don't support apple pay for a couple of weeks?
I dont know who to recommend for that sort of reason...
The fact of the lack of communication from the Bank is one of the reasons I want to change. They were listed as a Launch Partner and clearly aren't even though they are trying to claim they are still in the first wave of banks supporting Apple Pay which I don't get how they can even think that.
Also their Banking App is terrible.
Been a HSBC customer since the Midland Bank days - they're just getting worse. Leaving aside my empathy for the thousands of frontline staff they keep shedding and their aiding tax evaders, the Apple Pay debacle isn't the only reason I'm minded to leave.
Having come into a chunk of change late last year, I decided to put some of it into an ISA. With my current account and primary credit card being with HSBC I put my money into one of their ISA accounts at an ok but not fantastic interest rate. Barely a week after signing up, and baring in mind that you can't move elsewhere during the financial year, HSBC wrote and said they were cutting the rate on the 'product'. I've no comeback, no right to start anew elsewhere this financial year.
The only option left to me is to vote with my feet and suck up any losses.
I'm sorely tempted as their every move seems calculated to either benefit HSBC's upper management, disadvantage me or both.