TSB Bank (United Kingdom) and consists of three interlocking circles in varying shades of blue bearing the name of the bank. Since its launch in 2013, TSB has used the slogan "Local banking for Britain" rather than "The bank that likes to say yes" slogan used by the former Trustee Savings Bank. TSB's launch advertising campaign featured a short film about the bank's founder Henry Duncan and was voiced by Patrick Stewart. On its formation in September 2013, TSB Bank plc had: The bank offers a full range of personal and business banking and financial services, including current accounts, mortgages, credit products, insurance, and
Say Yes to Education and University of Rochester. In addition, "SUNY and CUNY campuses are taking part with help from $1.5 million in community foundation funds." Schools participating in the Higher Education Compact require students to explore all other financial aid options before a scholarship is provided, and some of the schools place a $75,000 income cap on the scholarships. In December 2011, Say Yes to Education announced that Buffalo would be its second Say Yes City in the United States. Say Yes uses its services to target what the organization views as four major problem areas affecting low-income students from having access to