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Taking money out of bank account in the UK?

jdpl28 · 2009-05-04 07:09:23

Hi, I have an ulster bank account in Ireland. Wondering if I could take money out of this account in the UK? Not just from the ATM, but say a bigger amount. thanks, J

04-05-2009 7:09am

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jdpl28

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Hi,

I have an ulster bank account in Ireland. Wondering if I could take money out of this account in the UK? Not just from the ATM, but say a bigger amount.

thanks,
J

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#2 04-05-2009 11:37am

Toots

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You probably would in a branch in Northern Ireland, but I don't think you'll be able to in mainland UK.

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#3 04-05-2009 3:15pm

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Ulster Bank are owned by the Royal Bank of Scotland, so you could ask in an RBS branch.

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#4 04-05-2009 10:21pm

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Technically Ulster Bank / RBS run the same IT platform as each other it would be possible but operationally would be a total different story as effectively you are dealing with two different currencies. The quickest medium to take money out from a IRL a/c in the UK is by the ATM.

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