And, is that needed/recommended to change bank when we stay to study/work to Netherlands?
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None of them charge for withdrawals and creditcards are like 10eu per year unless you're a student, then it's free. Interest rates are pretty much the same.
I have a student CC at ING, it's 12,50 a year.quote:Op zondag 31 januari 2016 00:24 schreef FunkyHomosapien het volgende:
Choose whatever you like: Rabobank, ABN, ING.
None of them charge for withdrawals and creditcards are like 10eu per year unless you're a student, then it's free. Interest rates are pretty much the same.
Student accounts are only applicable, to those who receive their Dutch student loans on the particular account.quote:
Choose whatever you like: Rabobank, ABN, ING.
None of them charge for withdrawals and creditcards are like 10eu per year unless you're a student, then it's free. Interest rates are pretty much the same.
Besides the credit cards acceptance is quite low, so you should be looking for a debit card anyway (Of the Maestro brand, as this is the most accepted one).
About the banks: ABN, ING and Rabobank have a combined market share of approximately 90% in the retail banking sector. As a result, their offerings are very comparable and competition is almost non-existent. Unfortunately the banks are not too eager to open accounts for foreign nationals, therefore I recommend sticking with whatever bank offers you to actually open an account. Best chances at ING, although it can greatly vary from branch to branch.
https://www.triodos.co.uk/en/personal/
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