What Staikouras asked the banks: “Reduce these 12 commissions”

The review of 12 different commissions imposed by the banks asked Christos Staikouras from the administrations.

These are banking transactions with commissions that significantly burden Greek society according to the Minister of Finance and concern:

1. Supply of incoming remittance.
2. Outgoing remittance fee (fee for transferring money from one bank account to another domestic bank account).
3. Provision of sending money (remittance) to banks outside the Eurozone.
4. Cash withdrawal fee from another bank’s ATM.
5. Credit card subscription.
6. Debit/credit card reissue fee due to expiry and due to theft, loss or damage.
7. Commission for payment of bills (DEKO, mobile phone, etc.).
8. Provision of issuing copies of statements of accounts/loans/credit cards.
9. Loan Application Evaluation Fees.
10. Expenses of legal and technical review of loan requests.
11. Credit card transaction fees abroad (charge for converting foreign transactions into euros).
12. Provision for the purchase of Greek government securities.

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