Ulster Bank drops personal account charges

The Ulster Bank today became the second of Northern Ireland’s Big Four banks to bow to pressure and drop charges on personal current accounts.

Ulster Bank drops personal account charges
Wed, 05 Oct, 2005 - 16:03

The Ulster Bank today became the second of Northern Ireland’s Big Four banks to bow to pressure and drop charges on personal current accounts.

From next month the bank’s customers will find they are no longer billed for transaction and account maintenance charges.

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