Money Guide Ireland

05 Feb

ATM Charges For Non Euro Cash Withdrawals

If you are travelling to the UK or another country that doesn’t use the EURO it is easy to just use your  debit card at an ATM to withdraw Sterling or other currencies – but be aware that your bank will charge you.
The foreign ATM cash withdrawal charges for the main Irish banks are listed below.

Ulster Bank 2% (min €3, max €12), plus foreign exchange fee of 1.5% (But they say no charge in the UK)

AIB – Currency conversion fee of up to 3% (depending on currency) plus commission of 1% (min €1.27, max €6.35)

BOI 3.5% (min €3.17, max €11.43)

Halifax 1.75%

NIB 3.5% (min €3.17, max €11.43)

Postbank €5.00 flat fee

PTSB 3.5% (min €3.17, max €11.43)

One Response to “ATM Charges For Non Euro Cash Withdrawals”

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    Sinead Says:

    Bishopstown Credit Union’s DEBIT card charge NOTHING for using the card abroad.

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