alternative to HSBC ?
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- Kibkommer
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alternative to HSBC ?
I have used them as they accept my OAP pension and Private pension from UK.Have just noticed they take charges my private pension of over 25%....Any recommendations for an alternative Bank?
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- Kibkommer
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Re: alternative to HSBC ?
Hello,
Iktisatbank offer the facility for you to transfer your funds form the UK to an account with us.
If you would like to discuss this further please contact me on [email protected].
Kind regards
Natalie
Iktisatbank offer the facility for you to transfer your funds form the UK to an account with us.
If you would like to discuss this further please contact me on [email protected].
Kind regards
Natalie
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- Kibkommer
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Re: alternative to HSBC ?
Hi Natalie does Iktisat do a "proper" credit card like HSBC, i.e. where you don't have to block the value of your limit in an account? Thanks.
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- Kibkommer
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Re: alternative to HSBC ?
Hi JoandJelly
In accordance with the banking laws of the TRNC when issuing a Credit Card to any foreign national, cash collateral has to be taken unless they have a Kimlik Kart. The funds are placed in an interest baring account in your name whilst you are using the card. The amount of funds placed as collateral is dependent on the amount of limit required for the credit card.
Our SmartCards are Mastercard and therefore can be used internationally, in addition to this you also earn points with every purchase made and these points once accumulated can be put towards flights. With our SmartCards we also provide access to the CIP Bosphore Lounge at Ercan airport as well as many other benefits.
Please feel free to visit our website iktisatbank.com for full details or email for an appointment and I will be happy to meet with you to discuss the full benefits.
Kind regards
Natalie
In accordance with the banking laws of the TRNC when issuing a Credit Card to any foreign national, cash collateral has to be taken unless they have a Kimlik Kart. The funds are placed in an interest baring account in your name whilst you are using the card. The amount of funds placed as collateral is dependent on the amount of limit required for the credit card.
Our SmartCards are Mastercard and therefore can be used internationally, in addition to this you also earn points with every purchase made and these points once accumulated can be put towards flights. With our SmartCards we also provide access to the CIP Bosphore Lounge at Ercan airport as well as many other benefits.
Please feel free to visit our website iktisatbank.com for full details or email for an appointment and I will be happy to meet with you to discuss the full benefits.
Kind regards
Natalie
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- Kibkommer
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Re: alternative to HSBC ?
So it must be different for HSBC then presumably because it is not a TRNC bank?
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- Kibkommer
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Re: alternative to HSBC ?
get it paid into a uk bank and transfer it every 3 month andit should not cost much
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- Kibkommer
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Re: alternative to HSBC ?
accordıng to the Star thıs Saturday,favourıte to take over Turkısh operatıons ıs ING Bank....anyone have any comments,deal wıth thıs Bank?
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- Kibkommer
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Re: alternative to HSBC ?
Try TEB bank, they have a Expat department the lady (Seran) is extremely good. I have my pensions paid into there no problem and no charges from the bank, you can withdraw sterling from their ATM and they have a agreement with Barclays UK that you can use their UK ATMs without charge ( As Barclays run the cash machines for ASDA you can use any ASDA ATM for free as well.)
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- Kibkommer
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Re: alternative to HSBC ?
Hi, Mike,
I have used IngDiBa (German holding) for 15+ yrs. And had no problem with the level of service.
We kept the account open when we moved to the TRNC, as my wife’s pension (from Germany) is paid into our account. I use a VISA card to draw out Euros. There is no charge for the Euro cash withdrawal.
The current limits are up to €1.000,00 per day per card and a maximum of €2.500,00 per week. We have two cards so have access to €5.000,00 per week.
Hope this helps
Regards Mike
I have used IngDiBa (German holding) for 15+ yrs. And had no problem with the level of service.
We kept the account open when we moved to the TRNC, as my wife’s pension (from Germany) is paid into our account. I use a VISA card to draw out Euros. There is no charge for the Euro cash withdrawal.
The current limits are up to €1.000,00 per day per card and a maximum of €2.500,00 per week. We have two cards so have access to €5.000,00 per week.
Hope this helps
Regards Mike