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OPENING BANK ACCOUNT IN DUBLIN

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  • 30-09-2010 9:12pm
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    mc2020
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    I would like to open a current account in Dublin, which bank has the best offer and is more secured?


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    jetsonx
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    If you're a student - it does'nt really matter. If there is a run on the banks, you won't lose that much.

    If you're not a student and have a sizable sum, the smart ones are depositing here at the moment.

    http://www.nationwideuk.ie/


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    Jet Black
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    jetsonx wrote: »
    If you're a student - it does'nt really matter. If there is a run on the banks, you won't lose that much.

    If you're not a student and have a sizable sum, the smart ones are depositing here at the moment.

    http://www.nationwideuk.ie/

    They dont do current accounts?


    Op have a look at the main banks, bank of ireland, aib, irish permanent and ulster bank. Each offer free banking some with less conditions than others. I myself prefer ulster bank as you get a visa debit and dont seem to have as many hoops to jump through as others.


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    1966
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    Ulster bank also opened on Saturdays now.


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    JTMan
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    mc2020 wrote: »
    I would like to open a current account in Dublin, which bank has the best offer and is more secured?

    Best offer? Ulster offer free banking with no sneeky T&C's. Just clear free banking.

    Ulster or NIB would be the 'safest'.


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