Current Account Rate Changes in Ireland

Review all changes to current account rates in Ireland

Bunq
Bunq

Bunq

€1 increase to monthly fees on Bunq's Easy Green, Easy Money and Easy Bank current accounts 

Announced
Effective
N26
N26

N26

N26 are offering a free year of their premium N26 You account with the promo code N26FREEYOU.

Announced
Effective
AIB
AIB

AIB

€2,500 minimum balance fee waiver no longer applicable 

Announced
Effective
KBC
KBC

KBC

KBC Extra Current Account minimum lodgment requirement reduced from €2,500 to €2,000

Announced
Effective
N26
N26

N26

N26 Metal Premium account now available in Ireland.

Announced
Effective
Ulster Bank
Ulster Bank

Ulster Bank

New fees on Current Accounts. Monthly maintenance fees reduced to €2.00. Transaction charges now applicable with contactless, direct debit, automated transactions, ATM withdrawals and in-branch transactions.

Announced
Effective
PTSB
PTSB

PTSB

Explore Current Account maintenance fee increased from €4 to €6 per month.

Announced
Effective
N26
N26

N26

Monthly fee of the Black Current Account increased from €7.90 to €9.90

Announced
Effective
KBC
KBC

KBC

Fitbit pay now available

Announced
Effective
KBC
KBC

KBC

Student current account cashback offer extended until 30th of November

Announced
Effective
KBC
KBC

KBC

KBC now offering €100 cashback on Student Current Accounts.

Announced
Effective
AIB
AIB

AIB

AIB now offer Apple Pay and Android Pay

Announced
Effective
AIB
AIB

AIB

Android Pay now available

Announced
Effective
KBC
KBC

KBC

Android Pay now available

Announced
Effective
AIB
AIB

AIB

Student Current Account Special offer launch - 20% off Just Eat for college year.

Announced
Effective
Ulster Bank
Ulster Bank

Ulster Bank

Ulster Bank has ended one of their two current account fee waivers. Customers lodging €3,000 per month to their current accounts will no longer be able to avoid maintenance fees. Now customers must maintain a balance of €3,000 or more at all times to avoid the €4 per month maintenance fee.

Announced
Effective
KBC
KBC

KBC

KBC launch their Student Current Account 

Announced
Effective
Danske Bank
Danske Bank

Danske Bank

National Irish Bank replaces all existing current accounts with three new packages and introduces current account fees and charges effecive from 1st June 2012. Quarterly fees range from €5 to €31.25 depending on the package. Most customers will automatically be rolled over to the new 24/7 package which has a quarterly fee of €5 and charges  25c for ATM use, 25c for direct debits and standing orders, 30c for paper credits and 34c for paper debits. The 24/7 account will not carry a chequebook.

Announced
Effective
AIB
AIB

AIB

AIB Personal Current Account. In order to qualify for fee-free banking with AIB, customers must now maintain a minimum balance of €2,500 in their current account at all times. Previously customers needed only make a purchase with their AIB debit card and use internet or phone banking to make a debit transaction like paying a bill.

Announced
Effective
Danske Bank
Danske Bank

Danske Bank

Reduction of credit interest for Interest bearing Easy Plus & Prestige current accounts.

Announced
Effective

Latest updates

In the last three months, there have been 1 adjustments to the current account market.

The most recent rate change was announced by Bunq on , which we consider to be negative for the consumer. The summary of the change is "€1 increase to monthly fees on Bunq's Easy Green, Easy Money and Easy Bank current accounts "

Market updates

Current account rates change all the time - in the last year there have been 1 rate adjustments in the irish current account marketplace.

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