If you think that's being ripped off though, try this for size. At my bank - which, as I said, shall remain nameless, I don't want a reputation as an agitator - they charge you every time you withdraw money over the counter (60p), each time you make a withdrawal if your balance is under £150 (£5) and each time you use the ATM (1p.) I would grind my teeth a bit then forget about it this issue if it weren't for the fact that £5 to a moderately-off Ugandan is two days wages. And you haven't even gone overdrawn, remember: this is still your money.
Not that you'd've heard of them anyway....

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5 quid? That's a bloody outrage! Why should you have to pay at all if you have money in your account? Have you considered changing your bank? Marie swears by Smile.
we're with Smile already. But they charge £30 every time you make a SWIFT transfer (i.e. from the UK to here) and make you declare each time that you're neither a terrorist or a money launderer..
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