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A major UK bank will be closing all of its customer accounts by the end of the month, with savings account holders being the last to be shut down. ‌

In a major shake-up, Sainsbury's Bank will be closing all of its 1.8million customers' accounts in just a few weeks, with users being switched over to a rival provider. ‌

Last year the banking arm of the supermarket sold off its loans, saving products, credit cards and customers to NatWest and has been slowly moving its customers over to the new systems since. ‌

Currently, savings account customers are still held in Sainsbury's Bank, but this will change over the coming days, reports Birmingham Live.

Sainsbury's has confirmed that all of the remaining customers will be moving onto the NatWest systems by

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