A History of Savings Banks in Great Britain and Ireland is a study by author William Levins that examines in detail the origins, development and impact of savings banks on the financial system of both countries. The book examines the key events that shaped the history of these institutions, especially their contribution to the development of the economy, as well as the social and cultural spheres of both countries. Thanks to in-depth analysis and substantiated data, the author goes beyond a simple list of facts, revealing the essence of the role of preservation banks in a broad historical context. This book will be a useful resource for anyone interested in the financial history and development of banking in Great Britain and Ireland.