What is the minimum amount you can ask for at an ATM in your country?

That is more than the minimum here.

$20 is more than the minimum here, that is 10€.

The minimum cash bill here is $20.00

@nela13 Ysaj

@KlyliePot yeah

A friend exchanged it. $20 is more than the minimum here.

@nela13 No, the € is higher, you need about 1.14 Swiss Francs for 1 Euro, but the 5 Swiss Francs is not paper, it's a coin.

I think 10 Swiss Francs are higher than 10€.

@LadyDuck ohh I thought Swiss francs worth more than €

Yeah, what do U do when U need money??!!

Really?! So how do you do when you need money?

@db20747 Withdraw at the bank in person.

@nela13 We use our cards for everything possible for air miles and a gift card at my favorite department store. We pay them all off each month in full, and reap the benefits. I have a very huge gift card to use this week or next. Our sons do the same thing, too.

@DianneN I know some credit cards have benefits but unfortunately that is not my case but i also pay it in full by the end of the month. I think i should look for a credit card like yours.

Really?! I use it frequently, I don't like credit cards that much, I only have one and it is paid 100% by the end of the month, so I don't pay fees.

@nela13 the smaller amounts run out quickly and then you have to get the bigger amounts

@arthurchappell i think It happens the same here with 10€ notes, sometimes we only have 20€ or higher.

That Is good, here It Is impossible to request only 5€.

@nela13 in yours, a hundred baht, can give us 2 decent meals. how about yours?

@KlyliePot true

Ohh that is nice, it is good receive low value money as this help us in out day to day bills.

It is higher than here.

@nela13 Yes, in all the stores and banks I have been in.

@LeaPea2417 wouldn't it be better if they have lower value notes?

Is that the minimum?

@FayeHazel That is what I want here too

$20 is more than the minimum here, that is 10€.

@nela13 Yeah, I wish they would have smaller bills you could choose here

Here the minimum is 10€ and atm machines don't give 5€ notes which I think is bad.

@porwest maybe ATM machines only have $20 notes available.

@nela13 Now that I think of it, I really have never gotten anything but $20 bills out of an ATM no matter how much money I ask for.

@arunima25 yes, some credit cards have real good benefits and worth using it.

Sometimes I prefer to use real money instead of credit or debit cards.

@nela13 Using credit card brings more benefits for me. So I am more into it. It also helps me manage my finance better.

You pay the fees if you ask the money at the bank, right? Here it is only charged a fee if we request money in the bank but not if we withdraw it in an Atm machine.

@LowRiderX many bank transactions are free here if we do it in an Atm machine.

@nela13 No. Here is the opposite. If you take money from the bank, then you do not pay a commission, only if you take money from the ATM, then they charge. It's really weird how much we distinguish in certain things. It would be logical for us to be like in your country as well. Because when you enter the bank, the operator / banker should pay you, and someone has to pay him for that, for his job, and that is not charged!! They charge you when you by yourself run the machine. No have sense at all, I see

@nela13 the machine I go to only gives out 20s nothing lower or higher

@shaggin maybe It only gives $20. Here I think machines have all notes except 5€

The maximum is the same here but your minimum is higher than here.

@nela13 Yes, we can also pay bills through ATM.

@May2k8 yes, we can also pay bills through atm.

It is good, it is lower than here.

@nela13 I'm not certain, but I think so.

@just4him

If it is $5 then is good, here we cannot request lower than 10€.

Really?! That Is great, I wish It was like that here too.

@dya80dya I hope so

@nela13 Yes. Maybe they will change that in your country.

The maximum here is 400€ in a atm machine.

@nela13 Probably pretty close the equivalent of $500 in the U.S.

@porwest yes, it is almost the same.

@Nevena83 Here we have € and the minimu is 10€.

Really?! That low? That is good.

@nela13 Yes, because we can raise it in our currency.