Which Australian Bank?
#46
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Re: Which Australian Bank?
Just a thought?
In the UK we have direct debits, standing orders.
Also BACS and CHAPS payment options.
If say you have $000.00 in an account at say Westpac, and you want to withdraw the full amount and move it all to HSBC, what optioins do you have in Austalia, and at what cost? How long do the options take?
In the UK,
BACS = Free = day 1 instruct, day 2 process, day 3 cleared paying interest.
CHAPS = Around £30.00 cost = Same day clear, no loss of interest.
Thanks.
In the UK we have direct debits, standing orders.
Also BACS and CHAPS payment options.
If say you have $000.00 in an account at say Westpac, and you want to withdraw the full amount and move it all to HSBC, what optioins do you have in Austalia, and at what cost? How long do the options take?
In the UK,
BACS = Free = day 1 instruct, day 2 process, day 3 cleared paying interest.
CHAPS = Around £30.00 cost = Same day clear, no loss of interest.
Thanks.
#47
Re: Which Australian Bank?
Just a thought?
In the UK we have direct debits, standing orders.
Also BACS and CHAPS payment options.
If say you have $000.00 in an account at say Westpac, and you want to withdraw the full amount and move it all to HSBC, what optioins do you have in Austalia, and at what cost? How long do the options take?
In the UK,
BACS = Free = day 1 instruct, day 2 process, day 3 cleared paying interest.
CHAPS = Around £30.00 cost = Same day clear, no loss of interest.
Thanks.
In the UK we have direct debits, standing orders.
Also BACS and CHAPS payment options.
If say you have $000.00 in an account at say Westpac, and you want to withdraw the full amount and move it all to HSBC, what optioins do you have in Austalia, and at what cost? How long do the options take?
In the UK,
BACS = Free = day 1 instruct, day 2 process, day 3 cleared paying interest.
CHAPS = Around £30.00 cost = Same day clear, no loss of interest.
Thanks.
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#48
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Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 375
Re: Which Australian Bank?
It's much quicker than that here. When I have transferred money between accounts in the past, the entire transfer is usually complete within 24 hours of the instruction. It can take longer over weekends and public holidays, but generally you can rely on the money having touched down in the target account within 24 hours. This is between HSBC and Commonwealth and back again.
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Thanks;
I have always thought transactions here in the UK are in the banking systems favour?
I mean BACS 3 days?
and CHAPS £30.00, AND YOU CAN STILL LOSE one day in interest payment, baffles me?
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Re: Which Australian Bank?
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