Since January 2016 there is a Stamp Duty charge in Ireland of 12c for each ATM cash withdrawal with a debit card. The total annual ATM stamp duty charge of 12c per transaction is capped annually at – €2.50 for a basic ATM card and €5 for combined ATM/debit cards. It is a charge made […]
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Bank of Ireland changed their rules on current account fees from November 2020.From November 23rd 2020 – Bank of Ireland will charge current account holders a monthly flat rate charge of €6Some people will be hit with a 360% increase in charges. BOI Fees Prior to Nov 22nd Previously, BOI customers who maintained a balance […]
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Allied Irish Bank (AIB) increased current account fees from November 28th 2020. The bank was originally planning on making the changes in May – but postponed them because of Covid-19. The changes to current account fees at AIB have removed the option of zero transaction charges for those customers who kept at least €2,500 in […]
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Online shopping continues to grow at a fast rate in Ireland . Irish consumers have done even more of their shopping online during the coronavirus pandemic. Before you start spending online – it can be useful to know what is the cheapest way to pay when purchasing in non-euro currencies. According to the Central Bank […]
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An overdraft is an additional amount of money that is drawn down from a current account when it is in debit. Overdrafts are generally supposed to a short-term facility used to temporarily increase your cashflow.An overdraft can be seen as a loan you arrange through your current account. It allows you to spend more money […]
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