HSBC operates from 88 Town Street Horsforth providing exemplary banking solutions centered around enhancing client experiences! Our knowledgeable staff prioritizes establishing genuine connections fostering trust & transparency throughout every interaction ensuring individuals feel confident managing their finances effectively! Visit us today experiencing exceptional dedication toward client satisfaction combined with an inviting environment encouraging open discussions regarding all aspects relating toward finances here at HSBC!

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Chris Smith

5 Google Rating

Angela and her team are very good. I always get great service from this branch. Keep up the high sta

5/ 5

Angela and her team are very good. I always get great service from this branch. Keep up the high standards Horsforth.

mark lawrence

5 Google Rating

VERY FRIENDLY STAFF WHO CAR,NT DO ENOUGH FOR YOU ALWAYS GET A SMILE BANKED WITH HSBC FOR 30 YEARS HI

5/ 5

VERY FRIENDLY STAFF WHO CAR,NT DO ENOUGH FOR YOU ALWAYS GET A SMILE BANKED WITH HSBC FOR 30 YEARS HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS BRANCH

Lloyd Cole-Nolan

1 Google Rating

I have been a customer with this bank since a small child when it used to be called Midland Bank. I

1/ 5

I have been a customer with this bank since a small child when it used to be called Midland Bank. It has got worse and worse and I've moved my main banking to another high street bank. They've closed down most of thier branches so it's very difficult to see a human. Their call centre staff are from abroad and struggle with English, logic and maths. You can't send them any sort of meaningful message even inside internet banking as it doesn't accept 'special characters' I.e punctuation. There are no other email contacts. They offer no usable rewards or offers for banking with them. My experience has been terrible and I won't be coming back!

Konstantin Kisil

4 Google Rating

4/ 5

Dan Schofield

3 Google Rating

3/ 5

John Lake

1 Google Rating

My mother, who is 79, was humiliated by the staff because she'd gone in unprepared with security ans

1/ 5

My mother, who is 79, was humiliated by the staff because she'd gone in unprepared with security answers and couldn't remember her postcode. There's no need for that.

Fares Betraoui

5 Google Rating

A big thank you to Alison who was an absolute pleasure to deal with, she sorted out my problem in a

5/ 5

A big thank you to Alison who was an absolute pleasure to deal with, she sorted out my problem in a timely manner.

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