This article contains a list of the most common Bank Phrases in English. Making Bank Transactions, Opening and Closing a Bank Account, Money Exchange Phrases, Withdraw Money From Bank Accounts, and more expressions.
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Bank Phrases in English
Phrases for Making Bank Transactions
- I want to make a withdrawal
- How would you like the money?
- I’d like to pay this in, please
- I’d like to pay in a cheque
- Have you got ID?
- I’d like to transfer some money to this account.
Expressions for Operating with Bank Accounts
- I’d like to open a personal account
- I’d like to open a business account
- I’d like to open a savings account
- I would like to close my bank account
- What do I need to open an bank account?
- What’s the interest rate on this account?
- What interest rates do you offer on saving accounts?
- What is my account balance?
- We’ve got a joint account
- I would like to withdraw £500 from my bank account
- Could you transfer £500 from my current account to my deposit account?
- Which investment account offers the best rate?
Bank Phrases for Money Exchange
- I would like to exchange money
- Could I change this money please
- Could I change £100 into Euros please
- I’d like to order some foreign currency
- What is the exchange rate?
- We can change that into Euros for you
- What commission do you charge to exchange currency?
Other Bank Phrases in English
- I would like to take out a loan
- May I speak to someone about a business loan?
- Who would I talk to ( … about a car loan)?
- I would like to make a deposit
- Can I have multiple bank accounts?
- Can I pay all my bills online with this account?
- I would like to rent a safe deposit box.
- My credit card has been stolen
- I’ve lost my credit card
- I’d like to cash this cheque
- I’d like to pay in a cheque
- I’d like to cancel a cheque
- How do I access my bank account online?
- Can I pay all my bills online with this account?
- I’d like to speak to someone about a mortgage
- What are the hours at this branch?
- How many branches do you have?