The Irish Government have decided to sell off some of their shares in AIB (Allied Irish Bank). The state currently owns 99% of AIB after pumping over €20 billion of taxpayers money into them during the “financial crisis”. Initially the government are selling off 25% of their AIB shares – The expected price range has […]
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AIB Limits Overseas ATM cash withdrawals
Allied Irish Banks have daily cash withdrawal limits at ATMs – and this can be lower outside Ireland. The lower limits mainly affect countries outside the EU and have been introduced to counter fraud and card cloning If you’re planning to use your AIB debit card at ATMs abroad please note that the current daily […]
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AIB Duplicate Debit Card Deductions
Some Allied Irish Bank customers might have had a shock if they checked their account balance yesterday AIB announced that they .. ” experienced an issue relating to duplicate posting of Debit Card transactions on the 25th of March. “ On 26th MArch the bank said they were investigating this issue and would like to […]
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AIB Increasing Transaction Charges
Allied Irish Bank (AIB) increased their banking transaction fees from August 31st 2013 – for personal and business customers. The rule on avoiding fees by keeping a balance in your AIB account of at least €2500 remains the same – but AIB customers who don’t manage to keep that much in their account will see […]
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AIB Mortgage Rates Increasing in June
From June 5th 2013 – Allied Irish Bank is increasing their Standard Variable Rate for existing Residential customers by 0.40 % to 4.40% (This rate is no longer available for new customers) Loan to Value Variable Rates for new and existing customers will increase by 0.25% . So the rate for LTV under 50% will […]
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