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Fifth Third closes some branches: What's next for safe deposit boxes?

Customers who believe they still have items in a safe deposit box at one of the branches set to close should contact their branch as soon as possible.

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Detroit Free Press

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Fifth Third closes some branches: What's next for safe deposit boxes?

Customers who believe they still have items in a safe deposit box at one of the branches set to close should contact their branch as soon as possible.

9 days ago·Detroit, United States

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Detroit Free Press broke the news in Detroit, United States 9 days ago on Wednesday, August 12, 2026.

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