Account being upgraded from graduate to personal

Kopparberg Strawberry and Lime

Hello

My personal graduate account is being upgraded to personal account from February according to the electronic communication I have received.

This world mean subject to new fees which I have not paid before.

Does the personal account have the option of free banking when a certain amount is lodged per month ?

Currently have my main account and a savings account with bank of Ireland but if I will be subject to new fees under this new account then I will not hesitate to change my accounts to a bank that offers free banking such as permanent tab / KBC etc

Ally Dick

Kopparberg Strawberry and Lime wrote: »

Hello

My personal graduate account is being upgraded to personal account from February according to the electronic communication I have received.

This world mean subject to new fees which I have not paid before.

Does the personal account have the option of free banking when a certain amount is lodged per month ?

Currently have my main account and a savings account with bank of Ireland but if I will be subject to new fees under this new account then I will not hesitate to change my accounts to a bank that offers free banking such as permanent tab / KBC etc

Frwe banking when you lodge a certain amount is gone. All banks are bringing in set fees. Waste of time moving. You'll get hit everywhere

GarIT

N26 is completely free as long as you make less than 5 ATM withdrawals per month. Revolut is free as long as you withdraw less than €200 from ATMs per month but isn't a bank yet.

Bank of Ireland: Megan

Kopparberg Strawberry and Lime wrote: »

Hello

My personal graduate account is being upgraded to personal account from February according to the electronic communication I have received.

This world mean subject to new fees which I have not paid before.

Does the personal account have the option of free banking when a certain amount is lodged per month ?

Currently have my main account and a savings account with bank of Ireland but if I will be subject to new fees under this new account then I will not hesitate to change my accounts to a bank that offers free banking such as permanent tab / KBC etc

Good morning,

Thank you for getting in touch with us here on Boards.ie. 

Our new flat fee charge of €6 will apply to all Personal Current Accounts. We will no longer have the 'No Transaction Fee Offer for customers who hold €3000+ in their account. Everyone will be charged the €6. 

As we had over 23 amount of fee structures, we have created a more transparent and simple pricing model, to make it easier to understand banking costs and enable easier budgeting. 

I hope this information help!

Many thanks, 
Megan

Kopparberg Strawberry and Lime

Ally Dick wrote: »

Frwe banking when you lodge a certain amount is gone. All banks are bringing in set fees. Waste of time moving. You'll get hit everywhere

KBC are set at lodge 2K at the moment and it's free banking. Is that changing too ?


Thanks for getting back to me Megan, I'll be closing accounts shortly.

Even the savings account is more of a holding account, no incentive to have it. 0.0%

GarIT

Kopparberg Strawberry and Lime wrote: »

KBC are set at lodge 2K at the moment and it's free banking. Is that changing too ?


Thanks for getting back to me Megan, I'll be closing accounts shortly.

Even the savings account is more of a holding account, no incentive to have it. 0.0%

KBC charge ~€2 per month on their free account. You can use bonkers.ie to calculate the cost of current accounts.

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EBS current account is still free.

Kopparberg Strawberry and Lime

GarIT wrote: »

KBC charge ~€2 per month on their free account. You can use bonkers.ie to calculate the cost of current accounts.

That's the first place I went to actually was bonkers.ie and the 2 top ones were KBC for free and ebs

Must look.into their t&cs

Edit: looked into the terms and nothing about a €2 fee anywhere for maintaining the account

Kopparberg Strawberry and Lime

Was onto KBC. Confirmed free banking, no fees and better savings accounts

Switched today in mins on the phone and a quick email with some pics. Job done

Well be moving everything there and closing my bank of Ireland account very soon