Hi Guys
What's the best bank here I mean which bank charges less to withdraw money here in Switzerand from a english bank. I look forward to your help
Thanks
Rod
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withdraw money in switzerland from english bank account
Dec 23, 2011 @ 14:16
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Hi Guys
What's the best bank here I mean which bank charges less to withdraw money here in Switzerand from a english bank. I look forward to your help
Thanks
Rod
Rodolfo VacchiDec 23, 2011 @ 14:16
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Re: withdraw money in switzerland from english bank account
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Dec 27, 2011 @ 16:07
Depends on your bank in the UK, but I've found the cheapest way is withdraw from an ATM using a debit card. My UK bank (RBS) charges 2% for ATM withdrawls, with min/max charges of £2/£5. Check with your bank, they usually have the information on their website.
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Depends on your bank in the UK, but I've found the cheapest way is withdraw from an ATM using a debit card. My UK bank (RBS) charges 2% for ATM withdrawls, with min/max charges of £2/£5. Check with your bank, they usually have the information on their website.
Tom Levens, Dec 27, 2011 @ 16:07
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Dec 27, 2011 @ 17:38
I would withdraw as little money as possible from a UK,bank account until the exchange rate is more favourable. But if you have to, then If you are talking small amounts yes ATM or put your credit card purchases on to the UK account.
But if it is larger amounts and you have to do it now, then consider transferrring to a Swiss account but you will get taxed on the capital
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I would withdraw as little money as possible from a UK,bank account until the exchange rate is more favourable. But if you have to, then If you are talking small amounts yes ATM or put your credit card purchases on to the UK account.
But if it is larger amounts and you have to do it now, then consider transferrring to a Swiss account but you will get taxed on the capital
Paul E, Dec 27, 2011 @ 17:38
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