Blind spots in banking


THE VISUALLY impaired want banks to accord fair treatment to the community.

One of the latest incidents involves a visually impaired senior lecturer at a public university, who claimed to have received a housing loan offer from a bank on July 14 that was retracted two days later, verbally, due to his disability.

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