Banks
#16
I was going to open a HSBC account from here in the UK (existing customer) until I found out that they wanted A$2000 to open the account.
That, and the fact that they have increased o/d fees beyond belief (check out their profits recent years - cashing in on people's misery) in recent times has made me decide to go with someone else, even if we have to pay a whole $5 a month for the privilege.
Cadman
That, and the fact that they have increased o/d fees beyond belief (check out their profits recent years - cashing in on people's misery) in recent times has made me decide to go with someone else, even if we have to pay a whole $5 a month for the privilege.
Cadman
#17
Originally Posted by cadman
I was going to open a HSBC account from here in the UK (existing customer) until I found out that they wanted A$2000 to open the account.
Originally Posted by cadman
That, and the fact that they have increased o/d fees beyond belief (check out their profits recent years - cashing in on people's misery) in recent times has made me decide to go with someone else, even if we have to pay a whole $5 a month for the privilege.
Cadman
Cadman
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#18
Correct. The only catch with the $2000 thing is that below that figure the interest rate is negligible. However, at $2000 and above the whole amount gets the regular interest. This works on a daily basis, so dropping below $2k for 24 hrs has little effect on the month's interest.







