Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Sun-Tribune (Stouffville, ON), March 8, 2007, p. 17

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stouffville suntribune thursday march 8 2007 1 7 atm tips look at your atm transactions over the past three months and determine how often you use the machines speak to your bank about packages offering flat monthly fees and unlimited transactions avoid using independently owned and other banks atm bank fees unfair customers by chris traber staff writer peggy riley met with her bank manager to find a package that would save her atm fees but went away unsatisfied the markham resident who uses a wheelchair uses an atm several times a week i only use my banks machines she said still theres a service charge i think thats excessive especially when you dont have much money like many others she endorses finance minister jim flahertys call for canadas major banks to cut or eliminate atm fees on monday mr flaherty pressed banks to lower the 150 convenience fee per transaction when customers use a rivals bank machine he also suggested seniors students and persons with dis abilities should be exempt no deadline was set for banks to come back with recommen dations but an informal survey of local atm users suggests theyre on mr flahertys side they are ripping us off annie conway said they say go to your bank atm and theres no fee but when one isnt nearby you have to use a competitors and theres a fee the machines are supposed to be there for our convenience all the banks are making mil lions and they charge us for using our own money eliminate the fees thornhill resident renata richardson a former bank exec utive suggests savvy consumers weigh their options an infrequent atm user she opts to use cash back services at retailers i appreciate the conven ience of an atm from time to time but the associated fees can be bothersome ms richardson said when i pay for groceries ill ask for cash back its easy and theres no fee at te n t s n s b u s i nessowneirs eli rid find we need your help join us today child find ontario helps children stay safe by educational programs and by 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