People in Scotland spend the most time travelling to their local bank, at an average of 29 minutes to reach their nearest branch.
The research, commissioned by Newcastle Building Society, found that while the average commute time for people in Scotland was just under half an hour, for 23.5%, a round trip to their local branch took over an hour; with the average round trip costing £8.
The average UK adult visits their branch in-person twice a month, while 14% go once a week.