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Here's what to do: Visit your bank's website. Log in to Online Banking/Digital Banking/Internet Banking/eBanking etc. Click 'statements', 'e-documents', or 'download' Make sure you've selected the correct account. Choose a statement (or a date range) Choose the .pdf file format. Download
Print a PDF statement Under the 'Your statements' heading select 'Statements'. Your available statements for the highlighted account and given year in the time period dropdown will be shown on screen. You can choose a different account if you have more than one and change the year using the time period dropdown.
Banking with Royal Bank of Scotland.
To Access Your Account Statements in the Mobile App: Tap More in the Navigation Bar. Under Services, tap Statements. Select an account to view your statement.
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After about 10 years, banks usually archive the records offline or to microfilm/digital storage. This gets closed account records off the main system but is still accessible if needed. Old records may be destroyed after 20-30 years per bank policy.