Capital One Is Closing These 16 Branches in 2024 (Is Yours One of Them?)

Another bank announced it’s closing branches, and your local spot could get cut.

Capital One joins other banks, such as Bank of America, U.S. Bank, and Citizens Bank, which also closed locations in 2024.

Is your branch one of the affected locations? If so, you may have to find a new place to open a bank account after you check out this list.

1. California

• 2201 Westwood Boulevard, Los Angeles

The Capital One location in Los Angeles joins other bank branches that have closed in California this year.

The state also saw locations for Bank of America and Wells Fargo close their doors permanently this year.

2. District of Columbia

• 1200 F Street NW, Washington D.C.

The Washington, D.C., location on F Street is closing as part of a series of closings in the D.C. area.

3. Indiana

• 201 Main Street, Lafayette

Lafayette isn’t the only city in Indiana to lose a bank branch so far this year.

PNC Bank closed a branch in Carmel in 2024, while South Bend said goodbye to a KeyBank branch as well.

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4. Louisiana

• 2201 Martin Luther King Boulevard, Houma
• 313 Carondelet Street, New Orleans

The New Orleans location for the closed Capital One branch is not the only bank branch that’s been closed at this historic address. The building previously had the former Hibernia Bank in the same location in the historic building.

Capital One informed federal regulators late last year that it would close the New Orleans and Houma branches in 2024.

5. Maryland

• 8401 Connecticut Avenue, Chevy Chase

Not far from the D.C. area is Chevy Chase, which is also home to one of five branches in the greater area seeing a branch shut down.

6. Nevada

• 2865 East Charleston Boulevard, Las Vegas

It may be harder to get some cash to play the slots or lose money on blackjack if you live in Las Vegas and are a Capital One customer.

Branch shutdowns in Las Vegas also affected Bank of America and U.S. Bank.

7. Ohio

• 867 Wyler Park Drive, Cincinnati

Cincinnati is the only city in Ohio losing a Capital One but other places have seen bank branches close.

Ohio is home to shuttered branches this year for Citizens Bank, Fifth Third Bank, First National Bank, KeyBank, and U.S. Bank.

8. New York

• 991 3rd Avenue, New York City
• 470 Park Avenue South, New York City
• 347 6th Avenue, New York City
• 1166 Ave Of The Americas, New York City
• 42 Broadway, New York City

All five of the Capital One branches closing in New York are in Manhattan.

First Republic and Santander are the only other banks closing branches in Manhattan, while other banks closed locations in different parts of the state.

9. Virginia

• 2100 Crystal Drive, Arlington
• 3941 Pickett Road, Fairfax
• 5575 Ashland Community Square, Manassas

The three closings in Virginia will hit close to home for Capital One employees.

The branches are all in northern Virginia, which is also where Capital One is headquartered. The bank’s main office is in nearby McLean, Virginia.

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Other banks closing branches

Capital One isn’t alone in closing bank branches in 2024. Several other banks have announced that they are closing locations.

Those closures include:

• PNC Bank: 20 closures, including four in Pennsylvania
• U.S. Bank: 40 closures across the country
• Bank of America: 62 closures led by two in Arizona and two in California
• Huntington National Bank: 26 closures, with all of them occurring in Midwest states

Why are banks closing branches?

Branches are closing across the country mainly because some bank activities are going online, and more customers are using apps and online options to build wealth and fulfill their banking needs instead of visiting a branch.

Bottom line

It can be tough when your local bank branches close, but online options still exist.

Ensure you have the best rewards credit cards from your bank so you can still take advantage of the extra perks and points from your bank card.

It’s also a good idea to find ways to open and contribute to a high-yield savings account, which can help you save money and earn more interest.

Money tips that can work for everyone

No matter what your bank account balance is, there's always an opportunity to optimize and improve your finances. Here's a quick checklist of things you can look at today.

Focus on paying off your debt . Debt can hold you back from making progress with your overall financial well-being. Aside from cutting expenses, there are tools that can help you pay off debt faster like balance transfer credit cards and debt counseling.

Earning extra income can give you breathing room. If finances are tight, earning some extra money to supplement your income can make a huge difference. A new job is one option to consider, but if you're not ready to make a big change or already retired, a part-time side job could be a better choice.

Cut your expenses. It sounds painful and so not fun, but it doesn't have to be. Take a look at your biggest expenses because that's where you'll probably find the biggest savings. For example, auto insurance rates have been soaring so shopping around for a new insurance company can be the fastest way to cut your bill. Also, look for ways to cut your grocery bill (despite rising inflation).