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Orlan65 · 25-05-2012, 19:34

Hi all,
I need to move from my current bank (Permanent Tsb) as it is to far to have to travel to for my transactions (cost of fuel is to much!!!)
So the help i need is what bank is the best BOI, AIB or Ulster Bank? I will be using the bank for my current account and credit card. any advice would be helpful.
O

nlgbbbblth · 25-05-2012, 20:39

Personal account?

Why do you need to visit the branch so often?

Orlan65 · 26-05-2012, 10:17

just that it will be more handy for me to go to if i have to. it is that simple.

Fungus · 26-05-2012, 10:31

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Originally Posted by Orlan65

Hi all,
I need to move from my current bank (Permanent Tsb) as it is to far to have to travel to for my transactions (cost of fuel is to much!!!)
So the help i need is what bank is the best BOI, AIB or Ulster Bank? I will be using the bank for my current account and credit card. any advice would be helpful.
O

Ulster Bank, are the only bank to still give condition-free free transaction banking.

filmbuffboy · 27-05-2012, 12:34

ditto on the last poster reply. Ulster bank is the way to go. Free banking & many of their branches are open on a Saturday morning.

chris85 · 27-05-2012, 13:45

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Originally Posted by filmbuffboy

ditto on the last poster reply. Ulster bank is the way to go. Free banking & many of their branches are open on a Saturday morning.

Rumours are the free banking is set to go so wouldn't be changing solely for that reason at the moment.

http://www.independent.ie/business/p...t-3116133.html

Orlan65 · 28-05-2012, 08:32

thanks everyone for your help

cazzak79 · 28-05-2012, 08:40

I would imagine that ulster bank would be introducing fees etc
They are lucky to be still in Ireland

dublin daz · 28-05-2012, 16:33

Ulster Bank or depending on the volume of transactions Bank of Ireland.

They offer 28c per transaction and no maintenance fees or €11.40 per quarter for up to 90 and 28c thereafter.

AIB charge less at 20c / 30c (manual/branch/paper) but have a base fee of 4.50 per quarter.

25-05-2012, 19:34	#1
Orlan65 Registered User Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 10 Adverts \| Friends	Best Bank (advice please) Hi all, I need to move from my current bank (Permanent Tsb) as it is to far to have to travel to for my transactions (cost of fuel is to much!!!) So the help i need is what bank is the best BOI, AIB or Ulster Bank? I will be using the bank for my current account and credit card. any advice would be helpful. O

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25-05-2012, 20:39	#2
nlgbbbblth Registered User Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 4,479 Adverts \| Friends	Personal account? Why do you need to visit the branch so often?

26-05-2012, 10:17	#3
Orlan65 Registered User Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 10 Adverts \| Friends	just that it will be more handy for me to go to if i have to. it is that simple.

27-05-2012, 12:34	#5
filmbuffboy Registered User Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Sector 001 Posts: 812 Adverts \| Friends	ditto on the last poster reply. Ulster bank is the way to go. Free banking & many of their branches are open on a Saturday morning.

28-05-2012, 08:32	#7
Orlan65 Registered User Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 10 Adverts \| Friends	thanks everyone for your help

28-05-2012, 08:40	#8
cazzak79 Registered User Join Date: Aug 2010 Posts: 398 Adverts \| Friends	I would imagine that ulster bank would be introducing fees etc They are lucky to be still in Ireland

28-05-2012, 16:33	#9
dublin daz Registered User Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Dublin Posts: 405 Adverts \| Friends	Ulster Bank or depending on the volume of transactions Bank of Ireland. They offer 28c per transaction and no maintenance fees or €11.40 per quarter for up to 90 and 28c thereafter. AIB charge less at 20c / 30c (manual/branch/paper) but have a base fee of 4.50 per quarter.