Swipe card rip-off

THE recent Cap Gemini international banking survey showed that the average consumer pays €59 in bank fees per annum in Ireland.

Swipe card rip-off
Sat, 10 Sep, 2005 - 01:00

If, like me, you use credit and Laser cards, and also write cheques, you’ll find you’re paying over €70 per annum in stamp duty to the Government. Now that’s what I call a rip-off.

Where’s Eddie Hobbs when you need him?

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