Are ATM Charges Reasonable?

Lee Ching Wei, Chief Innovation Officer, iMoney

05-Feb-20 18:00

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The Federation of Malaysian Consumers’ Association (FOMCA) has called for a review on the RM1 charge for interbank ATM withdrawals, given that most online transactions are free and that cost of living is increasing.

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Tags: Evening Edition, ATM, banking, consumer rights, cost of living,

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