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Transferring Money - Irish to Australian Bank A/C

PopTarts · 2012-12-19 20:29:45

Does anyone know how easy this is? Can I do it via my online banking? I realise there is other ways but would prefer to do it this way. It's only about €400. Will my bank charge a lot? Thanks.

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19-12-2012 9:29pm

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PopTarts

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Does anyone know how easy this is?

Can I do it via my online banking? I realise there is other ways but would prefer to do it this way.

It's only about €400. Will my bank charge a lot?

Thanks.

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#2 19-12-2012 9:31pm
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I'll bring down to ya....if you pay for my ticket;)

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#3 20-12-2012 12:18am
hussey

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How can we tell you how much it will be if you don't tell us your bank?

Also why can you not look it up yourself?

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#4 20-12-2012 4:42am
Mellor

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It's as easy as making an international bank transfer.
It's costs as much as an international bank transfer.

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#5 20-12-2012 3:05pm
Plug

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Try currencyfair.com, irish company very helpful. It takes a bit of getting used to but you will save money vs the banks.
Works like this: Money from your Irish account -> currency fair account -> your oz account or visversa.
Takes a few days but you'll save.

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