The data displays the use of current accounts with The Co-operative Bank by its customers in the UK in 2015. The vast majority (approx. 91%) of all respondents stated that they used the debit card connected to their current account with Co-operative bank as means to pay out money at ATMs or pay for goods at the point-of-sale.
Debit card | 91 |
Pay in salary, pension or other income | 85 |
Pay bills, mortgage or rent | 78 |
Pay in or withdraw cash at a bank branch | 67 |
To transfer money to other people | 50 |
To pay off a credit card | 44 |
To write cheques | 43 |
To hold short-term savings | 30 |
To hold long-term savings | 8 |
To earn interest in your balance | 8 |
To borrow through an overdraft | 5 |
To take advantage of a cash bonus | 2 |