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Per the Jan. 27 OCC bulletin, Wells Fargo closed a dozen locations on Jan. 24. Three branches in California closed permanently, including locations in San Francisco, Redwood City, and Torrance. Florida lost four branches on the same day, in Hallandale, Plantation, Lakeland, and Naples. And three locations closed in Texas, in Hurst, Austin, and San Antonio.
Amirault added that Wells Fargo offers different ways to bank, including in-person branches, as well as via mail, phone, online, or through the bank's mobile app. TD notified the OCC on Jan. 25, giving them a 90-day window to shutter the branches. Florida will lose two locations in Longwood and Deerfield, and South Carolina will also lose a pair Rock Hill and Maudlin. A branch is closing in Fairfax Virginia, too, as well as in Washington, D.C.; Bethesda, Maryland; Roseland, New Jersey; and Westtown Township, Pennsylvania.