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I completely disagree. :( EUR100 is 'nothing' to who exactly? Maybe not to you, but to plenty of people it is something. And just because a person can afford it does not mean they automatically should pay it. Same goes for anything for which you pay money: you don't just accept being...

I thought DIRT was only charged on deposit interest, not on dividends (do divs not have a separate WHT tax rate)?

This is not quite correct, I have the AIB online notice 7 a/c and sweep in/out via a demand deposit a/c, which incurs no fees.

I had the exact same experience in Ulster Bank just a few weeks ago, the teller actually waited 'til I said 'Yes, I want to lodge it.' Even though I already had a credit book with me, had it in front of them with the money, filled out and ready for stamping!

I just received a letter today saying "From 14th October 2011 your ability to view the balance on your account online, via AngloConnect will no longer be available and all queries relating to your account should be directed to our dedicated team on 1850 44 22 22." It does not mention any other...

Nationwide UK has now refunded the difference in DIRT rates on my a/c. So looks like you don't need to wait until next pay date with them after all. :)

SS expert, I'd expect it to be at the new rate 27%, as the rate is based on pay date.

I have the same issue with my Nationwide UK easy access a/c, will be contacting them too...

Hi, Just to note, I was in INBS about a month ago and was told that if a withdrawal is for greater than 5K they can transfer it to the other bank; if less than this it has to be taken as a cheque.

Just to note, the internet access for Angloconnect is read-only, i.e. you cannot make any transactions yourself online. It just shows you your accounts, balances, accrued interest, etc.

The rate on the 1yr a/c is fixed for the term, it does not fluctuate during your term once opened & money is deposited. They do however close rate offers and open new offers (at, for the moment, lower rates!), but once you have your money in to them that makes no difference.

Hi TJason, this forum relates to Ireland, not the USA.

I had same thing happen as jacobean. The woman on the phone was very apologetic and moved the money within a day, but it just shows you need to double-check they act on your request!:rolleyes:

Just to let you know, DIRT is now changed to 25% (from 7th April), see: http://www.budget.gov.ie/2009SupApril09/SummaryofSupplementaryBudgetMeasuresPolicyChanges.html

Re: Anglo Irish launches new 8% Regular Savings Account You should receive a letter with your Angloconnect registration details, containing your user ID. You can then log in using this ID along with the password you gave, and you'll have to answer a security question every time. The site lets...

I had the same issue, but when I look in the transaction history the interest does show up here. It must just take an extra day to load to the account fully. Strange...

Here is the link for the AIB online PSP: [broken link removed]

I've had to provide this to banks a few times. I use the "notice of tax credits" letter sent normally in Jan/Feb each year. They normally accept it dated within the last year.

Anglo Irish Bank's Premium Demand account pays 5.5% on all amounts up to 100K, with no notice needed for withdrawals, see: [broken link removed]

the rates are 5.91% for 6mths and 5.93% for 9mths (confirmed by email)