Sentence examples for charge for withdrawals from inspiring English sources

Shop around, though, as some cards charge for withdrawals from ATMs abroad.

Banks have been told to cap the charge for withdrawals related to transfer payments at 1%, up to a maximum of 10 rupees.

Machines that charge for withdrawals have been on the increase over the last few years and you can be charged over £2 a go at some places to take out your cash (usually the one in your local corner shop).

The 'grotesque practice' of charging low-income people to withdraw their own money from bank accounts has been condemned after a report revealed that more than 300,000 of the poorest people in Britain live at least 1km from a cash machine that does not charge for withdrawals.

There are no charges on transfers from bank accounts to Uphold up to a certain amount (although the company does charge for withdrawals above a certain limit in the UK and in the EU), and its free to convert and move currency using the company's system.

Savers are being charged for withdrawals or for switching to rival companies.

An investigation published in today's Daily Mail revealed that people are being charged for withdrawals or for switching to rival companies.

Last month the issue made it onto the front page of the Daily Mail, with a report claiming the government's pensions revolution was in crisis as savers faced "sky-high charges for withdrawals or for switching to rival firms".

Fatima Raoufi at Norwich & Peterborough says: "We would always recommend that anyone unsure of whether their building society or bank will charge them for withdrawals and debit card use while abroad should ask their provider to give them a list of fees and charges before they set off".

In addition, it won't charge for ATM withdrawals.

Both charge for ATM withdrawals in the UK.