Dutch banks charge a high tariff for old bank statements.
When Dutch people need bank statements (older than their free bank retention period), they have to pay 3€ (ING)- 5€ (Rabobank).
Thanks to online banking, the paper costs are lower, which might compensate for the cost of an extra free retention period.
The consumer association wants the banks to extend their free retention period to three years, or even better, to five years.
Ine Laleman
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2 opmerkingen:
a high tariff --> high rates
title could be more attractive
don't start new paragraph after every stce --> incoherence
Great topic, language OK!
(GJ)
Rates for bank statements too high!
Dutch banks charge high rates for old bank statements. When Dutch people need bank statements (older than their free bank retention period), they have to pay 3€ (ING)- 5€ (Rabobank). Thanks to online banking, the paper costs are lower, which might compensate for the cost of an extra free retention period. Therefore, the consumer association wants the banks to extend their free retention period to three years, or even better, to five years.
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