Six million Britons have been refused an account by a big High Street bank in the past two years.New research reveals one in eight adults - many in junior roles in the health, education and emergency services - have been rejected by banks since 2014.OAPs and 3.6 million workers who are paid in cash, such as builders, plumbers and other tradesmen, are also hit by strict bank rules, excluding them from services such as direct debit and online discounts.The study found six in 10 customers feel High...
