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ANZ cuts international money transfer fees
8 May 2018
ANZ has cut money transfer fees from New Zealand to three overseas destinations, including Australia, United States and the United Kingdom, to a flat fee of $9 when using digital channels.
This new low rate includes the ANZ transfer fee and standard overseas bank fees. ANZ customers could save up to $39 to send money to the United States and the United Kingdom.
“ANZ has been making it easier and cheaper to send money overseas,” said Paul Goodwin, ANZ Managing Director Institutional NZ.
“This change makes us the most competitive of the New Zealand banks to send money overseas.
“Customers can also make payments overseas from ANZ’s popular goMoney app on both Android and iOS devices, making it more convenient.”
If an overseas payment takes place at a branch or by phone, it will incur a higher fee, as well as overseas bank fees.
For other markets*, ANZ has halved the transfer fee on digital from $18 to $9, although overseas bank fees may still apply.
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We're passionate about helping our customers make their money work harder and equipping them to make better financial decisions. Whether it's travelling the world, buying a home, building a business, investing for the future or protecting their family's future, we use our financial strength and expertise to help make it happen.
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