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Forums › Finance and wealth management › Banks still charge to setup bill payments
wreck90

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#88630 19-Aug-2011 17:02
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My bank charges a fee  to setup a bill payees via internet banking. 

I wonder if there are any banks that don't charge to setup 'payees'. 

Internet banking has changed very little over the last 13 years.

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  #509096 19-Aug-2011 17:14
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Even TSB who generally have less fees than other banks have a $2 fee for setting up a bill payee online, same amount as ASB.

 



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  #509104 19-Aug-2011 17:27
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Mine are free to setup online with The National Bank

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  #509109 19-Aug-2011 17:41
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Westpac and Kiwibank don't charge you for adding bill payees either (although they do charge for setting up or modifying automatic payments)




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  #509146 19-Aug-2011 18:19
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cokemaster: Westpac and Kiwibank don't charge you for adding bill payees either (although they do charge for setting up or modifying automatic payments)



Nice, might be time to swap banks.

 

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