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Which US ATM's charge no fee?

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  • Marky - Is there a Chase bank ATM at JFK?
  • dmg24
    dmg24 Posts: 33,920 Forumite
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    malid wrote: »
    We returned from the USA on 10th Sept after travelling through California, Nevada and Arizona. Bank of America charged $3 per transaction but US Bank had no fee.

    Enjoy

    Bank of America do not charge Barclays customers. Most UK banks will have a reciprocal agreement with one of the US banks.
    Gone ... or have I?
  • M4RKM
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    Marky - Is there a Chase bank ATM at JFK?

    doubtful.... this is why you need to take some cash with you, rather than relying solely on atm's, especially at the start of your trip..

    M
  • malid
    malid Posts: 360 Forumite
    I don't like paying a fee and will avoid if possible $3 is not too bad on a $600 withdrawal at a rate of $1.635 to the £. This compares to $1.54 at M $ S at the moment. I would also prefer not to carry too much cash with me.

    It's all down to choice I guess.
    Don't let them grind you down; fight for your rights
  • malid wrote: »
    We returned from the USA on 10th Sept after travelling through California, Nevada and Arizona. Bank of America charged $3 per transaction but US Bank had no fee.

    Enjoy

    Thanks, just tried the US Bank in Capitola, California charged $3 so I guess that leaves the Union Bank....but hey ho, it's hot, sunny and I'm on holiday so I'm not too worried about the charge now that I'm here!
  • Ruy
    Ruy Posts: 34 Forumite
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    Off to Florida in 2 weeks time.

    Any recent visitors got any update info to confirm which US ATMs either charge or definitely do not charge a local extra ATM fee when using Nationwide FLEX debit card to withdraw cash please?

    ( I will be taking some US dollars in cash with me & I will use my Nationwide credit card for purchases,dining, etc as much as possible of course ! )

    Any latest info appreciated. Thanks.
  • motodop
    motodop Posts: 29 Forumite
    Washington Mutual which charged no fee in California was bought by Chase Bank and still charges no ATM charge on a Nationwide Flex debit Card.
    Moto
  • stphnstevey
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    Any updates to this thread?
  • Westin
    Westin Posts: 6,477 Forumite
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    Haven't found any no charge ATM's. Recently back from the States and certainly Suntrust, Wells Fargo and Bank of America all charged me $3 ATM Usage Fee on typically a $300 withdrawal each time using my Metro Bank UK debit card.
  • Gloomendoom
    Gloomendoom Posts: 16,551 Forumite
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    If you have a Barclays debit card you can withdraw cash from BoA ATM's without a transaction charge.
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