Almost two thirds believe banks will have no cash services

Of the 1,000 respondents surveyed, 56% believe that the responsibility to retain cash services should be in the hands of the Government and the Central Bank while 30% believe that it is up to banks to ensure that local communities retain such services. File picture

Nearly two thirds of people believe that banks will remove cash services completely in time, according to a new survey.

The poll, commissioned by Credit Union Development Association (CUDA), found that just 6% of respondents believe banks will retain cash services “indefinitely” while 60% believe that they will remove the services in time.