Take care! Some cash machines in the UK charge for you taking your money out. Always..

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Always check to see if you will be charged for withdrawing money.

Its madness to pay for getting your own money out! Think about the location of the cash machine. If its part of a bank, you are more likely to see no charge. In petrol stations, motorway services and small shops you are likely to be charged.

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Sneaky one here...

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When you are taking money from a cash machine check to see if you have funds to withdraw. Banks slyly allow you to withdraw cash sometimes as it puts you into the red and they can charge you extra. The only way to avoid this is to ask for a balance first, they thay are not allowed to give you money.

It might be annoying not being able to withdraw a tenner, but thats not as annoying as the bank charging you £25 to do it when they have the facility to avoid doing so.

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And...

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Whenever you use a cash machine to take money out make sure you get a reciept. Although its unlikely you will need it due to banking errors you never know. And it is very useful to give an understanding of how much money you are actually spending.

And the key to good housekeeping is knowledge of where your money goes!

Are there other uses you can get out of cash machines?

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Why shouldn't they charge? Why should the banks pay for machines that will only benefit you? Why should the banks bear the cost of paying the technicians who service the machines, and the security staff who keep them filled with notes?