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Withdrawing money from ATMs
When you open a checking account with the bank, you get Debit Card that you can use at the bank ATMs to withdraw money at any time and you do not need to visit the bank for it. In fact, some banks with specific types of checking account may charge you fee every time you visit the bank.
When you withdraw money from ATMs, usually you can withdraw only in the multiples of $20 bills. However, some ATMs also have $10 bills. Generally you can withdraw money from your bank ATM at no charge, but if you withdraw money from another bank's ATM, both your bank and the bank whose ATM you are using may charge you convenience fee such as $2 each.
When you withdraw money from ATMs, usually you can withdraw only in the multiples of $20 bills. However, some ATMs also have $10 bills. Generally you can withdraw money from your bank ATM at no charge, but if you withdraw money from another bank's ATM, both your bank and the bank whose ATM you are using may charge you convenience fee such as $2 each.
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