Commonwealth's Relationship Balance
Received a letter from the Commonwealth today to the effect that as from the first of June there Relationship Balance has been increased from $20,000 to $50,000.
Which means unless you have over $50,000 to leave sitting in their bank account doing nothing then they will charge you for all transactions. Think its time to change banks accounts |
Re: Commonwealth's Relationship Balance
The money does not have to be in a non-interest bearing account.
Jeremy |
Re: Commonwealth's Relationship Balance
Originally Posted by jwinch
Received a letter from the Commonwealth today to the effect that as from the first of June there Relationship Balance has been increased from $20,000 to $50,000.
Which means unless you have over $50,000 to leave sitting in their bank account doing nothing then they will charge you for all transactions. Think its time to change banks accounts We are changing banks, its a big jump! in the Relationship Balance, I think The Commonwealth Bank will regret this move. Paul J |
Re: Commonwealth's Relationship Balance
Originally Posted by jwinch
Received a letter from the Commonwealth today to the effect that as from the first of June there Relationship Balance has been increased from $20,000 to $50,000.
Which means unless you have over $50,000 to leave sitting in their bank account doing nothing then they will charge you for all transactions. Think its time to change banks accounts Cheers, DagBoy |
Re: Commonwealth's Relationship Balance
Originally Posted by jwinch
Received a letter from the Commonwealth today to the effect that as from the first of June there Relationship Balance has been increased from $20,000 to $50,000.
Which means unless you have over $50,000 to leave sitting in their bank account doing nothing then they will charge you for all transactions. Think its time to change banks accounts The interest offered by the CBA is also pathetic compared to other offerings. I wouldn't touch the CBA with a barge pole and there is probably a fee for that at as well. I have just signed up with bankwest to take advantage of their 6% deal for a year. For those wanting to get ripped off, Westpac also now off migrants a chance to open an expensive account before you leave for Oz. |
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'Relationship' huh!
After reading several posts on here I emailed our relationship manager to say we were thinking of changing banks due to their high charges. She just wrote back telling me how to do and saying that she 'respected our decision!!!' Mrs J |
Re: Commonwealth's Relationship Balance
Originally Posted by DagBoy
I think they count the whole relationship (debt and credit), so a $50k mortgage will qualify you.
Cheers, DagBoy Paul J |
Re: Commonwealth's Relationship Balance
Originally Posted by bondipom
For those wanting to get ripped off, Westpac also now off migrants a chance to open an expensive account before you leave for Oz.
How exactly is that an "expensive rip-off"? I mean, if anyone knows a bank that offers a better deal, please tell me. Gina |
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Originally Posted by GinaUK
I happened to look at the Westpac web site yesterday. They were offering migrants to open an account online before leaving for Oz. Called "Westpac One" it gives you one transaction and one savings account. They charge 5 Oz dollars per month. No other charges. You can make as many withdrawals as you like through EFTPOS, Internet Banking, Telephone Banking and through Westpac ATMs and branches. Deposits are also fee-free. Also no charges for cheques and direct debits. (Withdrawals at non-Westpac ATMs are 1.50 Oz dollars per withdrawal)
How exactly is that an "expensive rip-off"? I mean, if anyone knows a bank that offers a better deal, please tell me. Gina BTW I am 300-400 a year better off for moving away from Westpac. |
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