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AER Annual equivalent rate The AER is used for accounts where you earn interest. It shows
what the gross credit interest would be if we paid it to the account
every year and you received interest on that interest as part
of the account balance
ATM Automated Teller Machine  A cash dispenser or cash machine transaction
BAC Automated credit Deposit cash or cheque over the branch counter with your paying in book
BGC Bank Giro Credit
Deposit cash or cheque over the branch counter with your paying in book
BSP Branch single payment                                     Bill or third party payment made within a branch                     
CDM Cash and deposit machine Cash and deposit machines can be used to
process pay-ins, bill payments and withdrawals, as well as
cash withdrawals.
'Charge'
 Charge (previously displayed as CHG) fees debited against your account
CHP Payment by CHAPS transfer Electronic transfer for large payments between accounts sent and
received on the same day i.e. mortgage settlement
CHQ Cheque
A document that orders the payment of money from a bank
account to another person or organisation
CUI Centralised Unpaid In (Unpaid Cheque)
Transaction on your account which relates to an unpaid cheque
D/D Direct Debit A regular payment of a variable amount from your account to a
third party or company
DIV Dividend
An electronic credit to your account from shares held by you
DR Account Overdrawn or Debit Item
An indicator on your statement to show that your balance is less
than zero
EAR Effective annual rate The EAR is the real cost of an overdraft shown as a yearly
rate and takes into account how often we charge interest to
the account.  It does not include any other charges, such as
arrangement fees, which will be shown separately if they apply.
ERTF Exchange rate transaction fee A transaction related to the use of your debit card at an ATM or
POS outside the Republic of Ireland
Gross Rate Interest paid on borrowing For interest due on credit balances, Gross Rate means the
interest rate we pay you before tax, if this applies. For
interest due on overdrawn balances, Gross Rate means
the interest rate you pay on borrowing, if this applies
IBP Inter-branch payment Transfer of money between accounts at different branches
INT Interest
A transaction on your account associated with interest earned or
incurred on your balance
ITL International Transfer of money from your account to an account outside
the Republic of Ireland
NDC Non dividend counterfoil A credit to your account from shares held by you
OTR Online banking transaction
Transaction carried out by using online banking
POC Post office counters A transaction carried out at An Post
POS Point of Sale / Debit card transaction
A purchase made with your debit card e.g. within a retailer or online
S/O Standing order A regular payment of a fixed amount from your account to another
account, a third party or company
SBT Screen based transaction A transaction processed by the branch on your behalf
TSU Telephone banking transaction
A transaction carried out using telephone banking
TFR Transfer Transfer of money between accounts
TLR Teller transaction             
A transaction carried out using branch banking

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