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I just recently got a credit card with them and would like to use their online banking center to pay my credit card. I see a lot of complaints with their United States banking operations. I would like to know if other consumers who use them have good experiences with them or bad experiences. I know they are a world bank but it seems they have a lot of complaints in the U.S.A.
I have never had a problem and I have done business with them for over a year
My sign up to the HSBC Internet Business Banking service was fraught with difficulties that made a poor customer experience. This journey provided ...
I keep on getting this message whenever I try to log on! Was happening today and yesterday.
We are sorry but you cannot use the back button at this point. Please click OK to return to our log on page.
BUT I'M NOT USING THE F*CKING BACK BUTTON.. Lame.
Sounds like an internal error, being a fellow HSBC User i have not experienced any problems thus far. contact tech support or your bank just to make sure there isn't an issue on your end.
Or alternatively leave it until tomorrow morning, check it again then & if the problem persists, then proceed to contact someone.
I know HSBC online banking allows money transfers internationally and you can choose whether for the sender or the recipient to pay for the transfer fees. Does anyone know if any other bank's online banking allows international transfer too?
It depends on the country ( have its own regulations on FX control) , Bank ( at which you are having account), currency value and purpose etc:
BECAUSE THE SYSTEM IS UPDATE EVERY MONTH AND RULE IT SEEMED UNLIKELY THEN CD'S APY FORMULA...
EXAMPLE::
BANK::HSBC ONLINE(NOT BAD...)
RATE::6.0 APY
DEPOSIT::2000$
HOW MUCH WILL MAKE FIRST MONTH??
PS::ALL $ IS BY US CURRENCY.
10 bucks
I want to get an HSBC online savings account.
Yes, because you still do have an "account" with a certain bank company.
HSBC scraps big rise for its CEO
According to reports, banking giant HSBC has bowed to shareholder pressure and abandoned plans to raise its chief executive’s salary.
The Financial Times said the bank had consulted shareholders on proposals to raise Michael Geoghegan’s salary by 36% to £1.4 million ($2.2 million).
The FT also reported that the bank had planned to up the salary of Finance Director, Douglas Flint, from £700,000 to £900,000.
However, a spokesperson for the bank declined to comment but did say that the bank would publish full remuneration details of its senior executives in its annual report next month.
The spokesperson pointed out HSBC’s executive directors all waived bonuses in 2008, had not received any taxpayer bailout money and said it has not raised salaries for three years.
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HSBC may scrap pay hike of its CEO: reportBusiness Standard - Feb 25, 2010
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Infosecurity Magazine - Feb 25, 2010
HSBC has joined Santander, the Royal Bank of Scotland and Natwest in offering online banking customers free copies of Trusteer's Rapport password protection Online Bankers Get Free Security Software From HSBC…The new way HSBC prevents its customers from online fraudHSBC secures customers' electronic transactions with Trusteerall 6 news articles »MarketWatch - Feb 24, 2010
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However, the UK FTSE 100 index (LSE:UK:UKX) rose 0.4% to 5335.79, helped by a 2.2% gain for Asia-focused banking giant HSBC Holdings (LSE:UK:HSBA) and more »The Guardian - Feb 25, 2010
Elsewhere Royal Bank of Scotland rose 0.13p to 36.13p while Lloyds Banking Group was lifted 1.76p to 53.49p. The two are due to report tomorrow and Friday and more »Straits Times - Feb 24, 2010
HSBC's Bannister steps downMr Bannister, who took the helm of the insurance business in November 2006, was previously chief executive of HSBC's private banking business and before and more »