Most of the banks in Ireland now have some sort of transaction or admin charges on current accounts. Some Credit Unions sarted offering current accounts in October 2019 – but they also have admin charges. There are still some banks where you can avoid some or all of these bank charges. The big two banks, […]
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Allied Irish Bank (AIB) has announced it will now NOT be increasing current account fees as originally palanned for he end of May 2020. The bank were planning on removing the existing option of fee-free banking for customers who keep at least €2,500 in their current account.In the light of the current Covid-19 outbreak these […]
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Thirty Four of the larger Credit unions in Ireland now offer a current account since it was launched in October 2019. This means they can try and compete with banks for day-to-day banking services. The current account can be used like any bank’s current account for receiving salaries, setting up direct debits and standing orders. […]
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ATM Cash Withdrawal Charges Overseas If you are travelling from Ireland to the UK, USA , Australia – or any other country that doesn’t use the Euro – you can use your Irish bank’s debit card to withdraw the local currency at an ATM . (Cash Machine). The exchange rates given by your card provider […]
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Latest : See our Comparison of Bank Charges in Ireland with all the latest account charges compared. Ulster Bank is now charging €2 a month admin fee – with no waivers. If the account balance falls below €3000 in a month they will also charge transaction fees. More details here PTSB . PTSB customers […]
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