The world of money is constantly changing and soon some account holders will have to deal with the closure of the branches of their reference bank. So let’s go into the details and see what is happening and the date to be marked.
I money they can’t guarantee happiness, but at the same time they help solve a lot of problems. Starting from the weekly shopping, passing through the bills, up to the various daily needs, on the other hand, there are so many times we find ourselves having to put our hands in our wallet. Precisely for this reason it is not surprising that, in a particularly complicated moment like the present one, there are many who turn their attention to the world of savings. The growing uncertainty about the future, on the other hand, leads to keep i money still in the current account, so that you always have a few euros to draw from in case of difficulty.
One context per door banks to have to incur particularly high management costs, so much so that in some cases, they decide to opt for closing of accounts with over 100 thousand euros. But not only that, the payment tools are constantly evolving and soon we could see a real one goodbye to ATM withdrawals. In fact, some account holders are already facing changes in this sense, with a bank that has decided to close all ATMs present on the Italian territory. So let’s go into the details and see what’s going on.
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Current account, goodbye to ATM withdrawals: ING revolution
As already mentioned, the world of money is constantly evolving and soon we could see a revolution in regards current account e ATM. The communication of Fineco Bank, to its customers, regarding a possible closure of current accounts with a balance of more than 100 thousand euros. Other banks like Unicrediton the other hand, they have already announced significant increases in costs relating to the management fee. The novelty that has aroused particular interest, however, is that involving the account holders of ING.
The latter, in fact, will have to deal with the next one 1 July with the closure of the ATMs and automatic pay stations in our area. In particular, starting from the beginning of July, ING will make important changes to its branches, some of which will be closed completely. These include those of Trieste, Mestre, Vicenza, Genoa, Cagliari, Florence, Catania, Bergamo, Verona and Monza. In other cities, however, there will be a transfer of branches from their current locations to other areas. However, one of the biggest changes announced by ING is undoubtedly the decision of say stop to withdrawals at the counters of the same institution.
In fact, in a few weeks we will witness the closure of all its ATMs in Italy, as well as the automatic pay stations in the branches. Those wishing to withdraw, therefore, must necessarily contact the ATMs of the other institutions, paying the relative ones commissions. A decision, that of ING, which could also be taken, in the short term, by other institutes. A completely new scenario, which seems increasingly inclined to discourage people from using cash; on the other hand, by encouraging the use of technological tools.
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