TV; TV News; Netflix; Bank of Dave's Burnley Savings and Loans in real life after film made big change Netflix's Bank of Dave: The Loan Ranger is out now and tells the story of businessman Dave ...

Dave Fishwick, founder of Burnley Savings and Loans in the UK and subject of the hit Netflix movie "Bank of Dave," at an Independent Community Bankers of America conference in Washington, D.C.

Burnley Savings and Loans is an independent lending company which first opened its doors in 2011. READ MORE: Coronation Street star's exit 'sealed' after 39 years after saying 'ITV has no money' ...

In response, he established Burnley Savings and Loans, famously marketed as "Bank on Dave", which began operations in 2011 as an independent lender. By 2017, ...

(In real life, the sign outside Fishwick’s Burnley Savings and Loans town centre premises reads as slogan “Bank on Dave” instead of the fictional title “Bank of Dave” as seen in the 2023 ...

Burnley Savings and Loans gives its profits to charity, including meals for school children, rather than giving out bonuses. By 2022 the company said it had lent more than £27m to thousands of ...

The actual Dave Fishwick, a 53 year old from Lancashire, launched the bank in 2011. However, it's officially named Burnley Savings and Loans, not Bank of Dave.

However, it's officially named Burnley Savings and Loans, not Bank of Dave. Article continues below ADVERTISEMENT Despite its continued success and operation, it isn't formally recognised as a UK ...

Dave Fishwick started Burnley Savings and Loans, also known as the 'Bank of Dave,' after railing against many banks in the wake of the 2007 financial crisis. Starring Rory Kinnear, ...

Eastern Savings and Loans has lent £11m in 16,500 loans since the Ipswich Credit Union was formed in 2001 - that has saved a potential £5.8m in interest payments to borrowers.