No I just don’t think it’s that big of a deal that one or two branches close in each province when you have 6 chartered banks and dozens of credit unions and nobody banks in person anyways

You mentioned one remote village.

Here you go.

And another.

Oh look the only bank on an island closing.

20 more in Saskatchewan.

Do you work for a bank?

It's a famous line from Shakespeare - and as others have said, Denmarks probably one of the least corrupted countries in the world - though .. probably still fairly corrupt

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You linked an article where one of the many banks in Canada closed 3 branches…

Oh the humanity

Rubs hands like bird man…!!!

The robbers all applied for jobs in the banks. Working smart, not hard.

Wouldn’t be surprised if someone sues over this, especially if she made money off of the fraud. Is faking one’s own death to make money, especially from donations to a supposed funeral, illegal?

Guys, the thermal drill… go get it.

Aren't mysterious disappearances and faked deaths a little cliché for writers? No? Don't fix what ain't broken? Got it.

What's the penalty for bank robberies there? If all Danish prisons are how they're shown on the internet I guess it's a "good" deal to try to rob a bank there, isn't it?

They probably mean the first year without people robbing the banks.

Now let’s get a year without the banks robbing people.

THAT would be something to celebrate.

Honestly, it’s surprising Denmark HAD bank robberies. Who robs banks anymore?

I had no clue bank robberies are still such a big problem in the west. Or is it just a Danish thing?

No, that’s right, I’m not. But I did it for a multi-billion dollar insurance company.

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Finally got the attention she needed after so long.

Well the problem is - In Denmark, you need to have walked into the small percentage of banks that actually still have cash in them…

Americans seems highly resistant to the cashless society and also the country lacks the types of banking regulations you see elsewhere that have enabled the transition (for example - card fees are capped at 0.5% in the EU for businesses) so that does not surprise me. Another example is that in most places in europe, cashapps are not a thing because transfers between banks are free, instant and safe.

Nothing to rob - only about 2% of the banks have cash in them anymore.

When our post offices began closing years ago, they started, especially in smaller villages to have the local grocery store have a limited hours service desk for postal services, maybe they should look into that kind of deal, especially for a country like Canada, the more remote areas could be hours away, or completely inaccessible for the elderly, even just a few hours a couple of days could mean the world.

So did the daughter know she was still alive?

They don’t have cash in the Banks anymore. Denmark is almost totally cashless society.

20 thousand dollars apparently.

In eu we have union back banks which are much better and not straight up evil