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Recommendations from Chris G.

• Referral from October 4, 2014
  

  Phil M. asked:

  Which is the best bank to bank with in Prague? One that doesn't charge a monthly fee for example.

  

  Chris G. replied:

  Make sure the bank is on this list > Czech compensation insurance scheme: http://www.fpv.cz/en/where-is-insured.html (most, but not all, banks operating here are members).

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• Referral from July 31, 2014
  

  Steven C. asked:

  After some appalling (non) service from G(rab) E(veryone's) Money Bank, I have decided to switch accounts. I'm thinking of Raiffeisen or Equa Bank. Any recommendations/warnings either way ? Or all they all as bad as one another ?

  

  Chris G. replied:

  Whatever bank you choose check that they are on this list > Czech compensation insurance scheme: http://www.fpv.cz/en/where-is-insured.html - most, but not all, banks operating here are members.

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• Referral from April 16, 2014
  

  Lauren R. asked:

  I have a bank question. Is there any credit unions in czech? Im looking for a bank with low fees any advice greatly appreciated.

  

  Chris G. replied:

  Banks & Credit Unions in the Czech "deposits guaranteed" list - all guaranteed to the same level /// happy with my bank > Equabank - no charges / easy to open / good English language web site... http://www.fpv.cz/en/where-is-insured.html

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• Referral from April 3, 2014
  

  Martin H. asked:

  Hey Saucers -- do you know which bank offers the highest interest for short time/ long term savings? Thanks!

  

  Chris G. replied:

  Credit Unions on this "deposits guaranteed" list /// Equabank's not bad either... http://www.fpv.cz/en/where-is-insured.html

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