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Old 01-10-2009, 07:01 PM   #1
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Transfering Money From BMO

Hey guys, How can I transfer my money from BMO's savings account to my new PC Financial banking account, so I can cancel it after?

I can't find the option to do this.
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How can you transfer money from BMO savings then to PC and then cancel it?

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Old 01-10-2009, 07:34 PM   #3
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I think he meant that he wanted to close down the BMO account.
Anyways, tell the BMO teller that you want to close down the account and withdraw all the money inside. They will issue you a bank draft (I believe it is free) and you can then deposit the bank draft through a PC automated banking machine.
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1. email transfer
2. bank draft/MO
3. cheque (wait 5 bus. days for it to clear)
4. withdraw cash and deposit at PC
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If it's just a one time transfer to close out your account, probably easiest to just write yourself a cheque from your old account and deposit it into your new account.

Getting a bank draft or money order will probably have less complications, but contrary to what Slifer says, it SHOULD cost you a fee, like $5 or more.
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Old 01-11-2009, 09:13 PM   #6
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I transfer money back and forth between PC and TD on the PC website... I don't see why you coudln't do it with BMO. just add the acount info.

transfering online is free for PC.

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there is usually a fee associated with transfering funds from one bank to another. If you have cheques available from your BMO account, you should just write yourself a cheque and deposit it thru the machine. If not then go to the BMO bank teller and ask for a bank draft which would cost between 5-10 dollars or free depending on your account.
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there is usually a fee associated with transfering funds from one bank to another. If you have cheques available from your BMO account, you should just write yourself a cheque and deposit it thru the machine. If not then go to the BMO bank teller and ask for a bank draft which would cost between 5-10 dollars or free depending on your account.
It is funny how I did the exact same thing (BMO -> PC) a few years back. Just write yourself a cheque. Also, their might be a fee closing your account.. They make you pay for the current monthly fee but you can fight that.
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I transfer money back and forth between PC and TD on the PC website... I don't see why you coudln't do it with BMO. just add the acount info.

transfering online is free for PC.
If it's just a one time transfer, it's not worth the hassle of setting that up.
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