Topic: Chargeless ATM withdrawals (Read 936 times)
Westpac don't charge for withdrawals if you use their ATMs. Neither do BNZ, ANZ, National Bank or Kiwibank.
Are there any more?
Uh yeah, like half of Europe. ATM's almost never cost money in most of Europe, unless it's a bankless one or you are withdrawing euro's outside the euro-zone or the other way around.
I have Schwab. I am charged $2-3. Schwab then refunds me at the end of the month for those fees.
Man I'm fucking glad I live in the UK where the only ATMs that charge you for withdrawals are the ones not owned by banks, and instead owned by private companies who essentially "sell" you a product worth 50 quid and then dispense 50 quid of notes. LINK valid cards are the fuckin best.
Generally card vendors charge ~$3 for each cash withdrawal. Bummer. Here's a few that don't:
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Are there any more?
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Are there any more?
Are you asking which banks issue cards that don't require a fee for withdrawal at ATMs of other banks?
If so, USAA is one. (they reimburse the fee)
Generally card vendors charge ~$3 for each cash withdrawal. Bummer. Here's a few that don't:
- Schwab (USA)
- Norwich and Peterbourgh (UK)
- Metrobank (London)
Are there any more?
Of course, it's a shame none of them have any anonymity. Darn shame the virtual bitcoin2cc cards couldn't somehow have a pin built into it...
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