From Monday, Greek banks will no longer charge fees for cash withdrawals from ATMs, under a reform plan by the finance ministry.
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Greece's finance ministry announced that from Monday, Greek citizens will no longer pay fees for cash withdrawals from ATMs, part of a reform plan to protect consumers. Unified fees have also been set for money transfers by various methods and bank statements will be free for all cardholders. Fees for interbank transfers are capped, but the regulations do not apply to business accounts.
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Băncile din Grecia renunţă la comisioanele pentru retragerile de numerar de la ATM-uri
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Băncile din Grecia renunță la comisioanele pentru retragerile de numerar de la ATM-uri
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