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Which current account has biggest ATM limit.
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dave111
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I know first direct current account lets you take out £500 a day.
Does anyone other bank offer a higher limit.
thanks.
Does anyone other bank offer a higher limit.
thanks.
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Coutts, I would imagine!
Why do you need more?!Kavanne
Nuns! Nuns! Reverse!
'I do my job, do you do yours?'0 -
First Direct let you take out £500 a day0
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and Citibank allow £500 a day. That is the highest I have come across0
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Natwest £750 with a private account according to: http://www.money.co.uk/current-accounts/current-account-details/NatWest/Advantage-Private.htm0
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Why do you need access to this much cash??
I'd be happy with an ATM limit of £20 most of the time, I use my debit card for everything.0 -
i think hsbc premier account has a £1,000 limit0
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Barclays Premier is £750, Barclays Wealth/Private Banking is whatever the ATM limit is.What would William Shatner do?0
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You can get £600 on a HSBC card if you use the same cashpoint twice for £300 - not sure why but done it many times and never been refused.Mama read so much about the dangers of drinking alcohol and eating chocolate that she immediately gave up reading.0
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It used to be common for most banks to offer £500 - Abbey (in the days it was National) certainly did. Gradually, for standard accounts, this was reduced to £300 or even £250. Now only niche providers (like First Direct) or premier services allow ATM withdrawals of £500 upwards.0
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Citibank used to be 2k for their higher level accounts, think that's dropped now though, to maybe 750?
If you have any Citi current account you can withdraw up to £10k or currency equivalent over the counter though0
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