Switching to PTSB from BOI

jme2010

PTSB offering to offset all daily banking fees by paying it's customers up to 5euro a month via 10c cash back per debit card transaction.

Sounds great. Seems like BOI is trying to charge me for something every time I get a statement from them.

Anybody here made the switch? Just seem like a friendlier bank.

physioman

jme2010 wrote: »

PTSB offering to offset all daily banking fees by paying it's customers up to 5euro a month via 10c cash back per debit card transaction.

Sounds great. Seems like BOI is trying to charge me for something every time I get a statement from them.

Anybody here made the switch? Just seem like a friendlier bank.

Am one of their older customers so was on the old free banking service where just had to have 1500 pass through my account a month. Can't be faulted. Website fine and fulfils my needs. Never understood why people stuck with the likes of boi when banking can be done for free or at a cheaper monthly rate.

jme2010

physioman wrote: »

Am one of their older customers so was on the old free banking service where just had to have 1500 pass through my account a month. Can't be faulted. Website fine and fulfils my needs. Never understood why people stuck with the likes of boi when banking can be done for free or at a cheaper monthly rate.

Yeah I forgot about their simple rule of just having 1500 lodged and not 3 grand sitting there at all times like other banks.

Feck ya anyway BOI I'm off.

noel100

You have N26 and revolut (which is getting it's banking license) transactions are free revolut also has the function of exchange rate at market rate no commission except at weekends. Instant notification on phone when you spend.

Delta2113

Stupid paying at least €20 per year to BOI for a Current Account that you can get for FREE elsewhere using one or more providers e.g. EBS, Revolut,N26.