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# Bank Charges

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# Consumers
Open thread: How do YOU save money on banking fees?
Did you switch banks, or do you take out large sums of money in one go? Tell us your tips.
Voices
Column: Why don’t we switch banks, just like other services?
We switch phone, car insurance, and utility providers if we spot a better deal somewhere else – but just one in four of us has ever changed bank accounts. Do the banks really deserve such loyalty? asks Michael Dowling.
# AIB
AIB loses money on ATM withdrawals
The Finance Minister has said that he cannot intervene in AIB’s plan to raise fees.
# Bank Charges
AIB is increasing its bank charges from the end of August
Customers will be asked to pay 35c for an ATM withdrawal, and 39c for a transaction that requires staff assistance.
# need to know
The Evening Fix... now with added memes and genes
Here are the things we learned, loved and shared today.
# Bank Charges
Bank of Ireland is changing its fees for current accounts
Instead of a flat fee of 28c per transaction, customers will now pay less for automated transactions but more for others.
# Bank Charges
Ulster Bank drops free banking with €4 monthly charge for current accounts
Ulster Bank will charge €4 a month for current accounts from July – unless customers keep minimum balances or lodge certain amounts.
# Student finance
Students advised to compare bank accounts before signing up
National Consumer Agency says it’s important that students check all penalty charges before choosing their account.
# Bank Charges
Customers should consider ditching AIB over new charges - NCA chief
Ann Fitzgerald said she would be asking the Financial Regulator to examine the new charging regime introduced by the bank.
# Bank Charges
Central Bank tells banks to scrap certain 'out-of-order' account charges
An inspection by the Central Bank leads to directions that certain ‘out-of-order’ charges are unfair and should be dropped.
# Bank Charges
Bank of Ireland to begin charging some people for first time
Consumer group criticises decision to begin imposing fees on some customers from 21 February.