Checking Accounts Banking at the Post Office May Be Making a Comeback Advocates say the Postal Service can provide access to an essential financial system while bolstering its own economic position.

Postal banking cards and accounts could leverage the Postal Service’s existing infrastructure to earn a modest profit and undercut some of the sleaziest players in financial services.

Related: Why the Postal Service Can't Capitalize on Christmas Shipping Woes Non-bank businesses saw an opportunity here, which has led to the rise in payday lending, pawn shops and check cashers.

Postal Savings Bank of China Co., Ltd. has scheduled its first extraordinary general meeting for 2025 on January 22. To determine eligible H Shareholders, the bank will suspend its H share ...

However, the report points out, “given that the Postal Service is already providing money orders and other types of non-bank financial services, it could explore options within its existing ...

The logo for Postal Savings Bank of China Co. is displayed outside a bank branch in Shanghai, China, on Monday, July 4, 2016.

Postal Savings Bank of China has identified five investment banks to lead its Hong Kong debut, worth up to $10 billion, which is expected to be the largest such deal in Hong Kong this year.

Postal Savings Bank of China Ltd., one of the nation’s largest state-owned lenders, won regulatory approval for an initial public offering that could raise more than $3.3 billion in the mainland.

China Postal Savings Bank, which officially began operations yesterday as the nation's fifth-largest bank, plans to set up a network of outlets in the first half of the year.

The report, "It's Time for a Postal Bank for Everyone" was prepared by John Anderson for the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW). It outlines the current banking landscape in Canada, where ...

Postal Savings Bank of China has kicked off preparations for its planned Hong Kong IPO, inviting banks to underwrite what could be this year’s largest float in the city.