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AIB Bank account kept open ?

aindriu80 · 2012-10-24 10:27:28

I have a business account which I have not been using much and was just wondering will AIB close an business current account if you don't use it ? I was just wondering what a bank would do with it as zero € has went through it in several months. I may want to use it in the future and don't want it closed.

24-10-2012 11:27am

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aindriu80

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I have a business account which I have not been using much and was just wondering will AIB close an business current account if you don't use it ?

I was just wondering what a bank would do with it as zero € has went through it in several months. I may want to use it in the future and don't want it closed.

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#2 24-10-2012 11:31am

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I still have an AIB student account that is over 12 years old and has never had single penny in or out. I get a statement once or twice a year. I think I opened it because you got £10 free digiphone credit or something :rolleyes:

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#3 24-10-2012 11:52am

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Thanks for the reply. That's grand, I guess they don't doing around closing them. Having to reopen another account is a pain in the neck and would like to keep it even if nothing is going through it.

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