[Franglais]

This has probably already been asked here a zillion times already so, a zillion apologies!

Anyway, anybody know what's the maximum amount you're allowed to withdraw in cash from a normal current account from ATMs?

I'm with HSBC

Ta muchly

[Finlay Reader]

You can draw the limit if you have a good JCB and some TNT

[Franglais]

har bloody har.......

other than that.......any sensible answers?

[woodbush]

Depends on your bank but I believe it's £300 in any 24 hours.

If you go now and get the maximum you can go at 0005 and get the same out again.

According to the HSBC website it's £300, it was difficult to check this. I used google

[Franglais]

Thanks Woodbush for your helpful and sensible answer!

[U96]

Originally Posted by Finlay Reader

You can draw the limit if you have a good JCB and some TNT

Or you could just be a Romanian ATM fraudster.They like a good bit of skimming do our fellow European Romanian friends.That's if they aren't trying to sell you The Big Issue.Big Issue indeed..........

[woodbush]

Originally Posted by Franglais

Thanks Woodbush for your helpful and sensible answer!

That's OK. Happy to help

[Joey Deacon]

Originally Posted by woodbush

According to the HSBC website it's £300, it was difficult to check this. I used google

300? Is that all?

That can't be right, honestly.

I'm sure I'm able to withdraw 600 in a day.

In fact, I know I did a couple of months ago.

I'm also with HSBC and just have normal current and saving accounts and a credit card with them - not Premier accounts.

[Cruachan]

Originally Posted by woodbush

I used google

As could anyone interested enough to find the answer. But that is what I infer that you implied

[woodbush]

Originally Posted by Joey Deacon

300? Is that all?

That can't be right, honestly.

I'm sure I'm able to withdraw 600 in a day.

In fact, I know I did a couple of months ago.

I'm also with HSBC and just have normal current and saving accounts and a credit card with them - not Premier accounts.

That's OK but not what HSBCs website says as quoted.

Quote:
The maximum ATM withdrawal is £300.00.

[woodbush]

Originally Posted by Cruachan

As could anyone interested enough to find the answer. But that is what I infer that you implied

That's what I used, you are correct

[maidinscotland]

I am with the Clydesdale bank and I can withdraw up to £350.00 daily

[Toilet-Duck]

I get £500 ATM limit with natwest current account gold.

[technology_love]

Think its £300.

I have it at £750 but thats because I have a prmier account yada yada.

If you need to draw more in the future, ask your bank to change the daily amount limit.

[Iphigenia]

Co-op £250.

[ThePhenom]

It depends on the limit that your bank has set you. Mine is around £300 but family members can get £500!

[sareypoop]

I'm with HSBC and my limit is £300

[LittleMinx25]

mines £350 with santander

but i dont even have £1.00 to take out let alone £350 lol

[tellytart1]

For Barclays and Nationwide it's £300 per day as standard.

[gertrude hubble]

I can withdraw a maximum of £300 but would feel quite uneasy walking around with that much cash on me

[bubbsy]

Originally Posted by woodbush

Depends on your bank but I believe it's £300 in any 24 hours.

If you go now and get the maximum you can go at 0005 and get the same out again.

No, they would have to wait a full 24 hours before withdrawing at the ATM again if the limit is "in any 24 hour period". So if you withdraw just before midnight, you have to wait until the same time the following day.

£300 ATM limit is the standard for both bank and current accounts with HSBC. I don't know if it's still the case, but staff used to be able to (5 years ago) increase your ATM limit upon request.

[MatildaD]

I always thought that the maximum daily withdrawl was set depending on personal circumstances.

If you want to know what your daily limit is then go to a cashpoint and do the whole insert card/pin etc then look at the screen where it says money available to withdraw today (that's not the right wording) if you've not taken any out in the past 24hrs then it will tell you how much you can have.

[gomezz]

Originally Posted by MatildaD

look at the screen where it says money available to withdraw today

That info may or may not be displayed depending on:-

a) Who your bank is;

and

b) If it is their ATM or is operated by another bank (when only a basic subset of functionality is provided).

[tghe-retford]

I know with the Halifax and its fairly standard across many banks that the withdraw limit is £300.

Originally Posted by Finlay Reader

You can draw the limit if you have a good JCB and some TNT

Jokes aside, that actually happened to the Santander in Retford once...

[CitySlicker]

I have just changed my bank account and as it happens the conditions booklet is on my desk. It says £300 is the maximum per day.

I remember (and I am going back about 15 years now) when I opened a new bank account they said at the time the limit was £200 per day but I could voluntarily change that between £50-£250 if I wished.