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International Bank Transfers
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22-12-2011 3:56pm#1
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OP, I don't think you'll find a (much) cheaper way of doing this.
Well, perhaps not by international transfer at a bank. Are there any other methods of payment that would be accepted? Credit card? Paypal or similar electronic payment such as Skrill (used to be branded Moneybookers)Transfers online are usually free within the Eurozone.
Well, they are not quite free, cross-border SEPA payments cannot be more than the cost of domestic transfer (or something like that, I'm not sure how UB's 51c charge fits with that
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Ulster Bank charge 51 cent for a SEPA Euro transfer, when they go online with it next year, it will be 38 cent (as electronic payments are charged at 38c and paper payments done at the branch will still be 51c)
For an international payment, I think it is €12.70 for a standard 2-4 days transfer and €24.50 for a CHAPS/same day.
unclebill98, the OP's bro did a STANDARD transfer as indicated by the €12.70 charge (see above). There are also no carbon copy forms any more (at least for EURO payments). Having done 3 EURO transfers in the last few weeks, they have changed their procedures in-branch and print out a copy of the transfer instead.0 -
macplaxton wrote: »Well, perhaps not by international transfer at a bank. Are there any other methods of payment that would be accepted? Credit card? Paypal or similar electronic payment such as Skrill (used to be branded Moneybookers)
Well, they are not quite free, cross-border SEPA payments cannot be more than the cost of domestic transfer (or something like that, I'm not sure how UB's 51c charge fits with that)
Ulster Bank charge 51 cent for a SEPA Euro transfer, when they go online with it next year, it will be 38 cent (as electronic payments are charged at 38c and paper payments done at the branch will still be 51c)
For an international payment, I think it is €12.70 for a standard 2-4 days transfer and €24.50 for a CHAPS/same day.
unclebill98, the OP's bro did a STANDARD transfer as indicated by the €12.70 charge (see above). There are also no carbon copy forms any more (at least for EURO payments). Having done 3 EURO transfers in the last few weeks, they have changed their procedures in-branch and print out a copy of the transfer instead.
Just deposited more in a polish bank... If not urgent it's 0.51 cent... for 2-4 business days and €24.50 for urgent... so my brother must have done an urgent one! Still not sure how much will actually enter their account, i sent €45.0
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