Very helpfull. I may look to change. But I pay my annual non residents tax over the counter with the paperwork at the bank. Will they do this?
Many thanks
Posted: Mon Oct 1, 2018 1:25pm
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Very helpfull. I may look to change. But I pay my annual non residents tax over the counter with the paperwork at the bank. Will they do this?
Many thanks
I am fairly certain that they will do this if you have the relevant bank account numbers and reference details but, as I said, to pay bills over the desk in the bank has been rather expensive for us i.e. when we paid our solicitor for our house purchase work; so we try to avoid doing it.
regards
I am fairly certain that they will do this if you have the relevant bank account numbers and reference details but, as I said, to pay bills over the desk in the bank has been rather expensive for us i.e. when we paid our solicitor for our house purchase work; so we try to avoid doing it.
regards
Posted: Mon Oct 1, 2018 4:53pm
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martsmum wrote on Mon Oct 1, 2018 2:52pm:
I am fairly certain that they will do this if you have the relevant bank account numbers and reference details but, as I said, to pay bills over the desk in the bank has been rather expensive for us i.e. when we paid our solicitor for our house purchase work; so we try to avoid doing it.
regards
What sort of charges are we talking for counter work?
I think we were paying a deposit to our solicitor, if I remember rightly, but I think the fee was about 30 euros!
regards
Jackie
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Posted: Sat Oct 6, 2018 10:48am
Thats a really interesting solution Jim. Ive just opened a non resident expansion with sabadell and trying to work out best and most cost effective way of transferring 700 euro a month. If I did transferwise account you suggest can I pay the bills from UK?
BTW always find your answers/comments useful! Thanks 🙏
Posted: Sat Oct 6, 2018 11:13am
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I haven't actually used my Transferwise borderless account yet, so can't give you any details - all I've done is put some pounds and euros into it and activated the debit card. The reason I set it up was that it's free, and it gives me one account in which I can have various currencies at the same time. Because we've only got one bank account here and one in the UK, the Transferwise account also gives me a second option if I ever have problems with either of the two bank accounts.
I suggest you see what the company say, and also search for some reviews.
Posted: Sat Jan 11, 2020 5:26pm
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Yes you can avoid bank charges with bankia if you keep over €6,000 in your account, they charge you and then refund you the same amount amount. - I have NOW Discovered they are No Longer Refunding the 28 Euro Annual Card Fee and are also charging me other service charges !!!
I am non-resident
With transferwise you can now set up direct debits on their borderless account, although only on GBP and Euro accounts.
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