What is an NTF fee?
Last Updated: 27 Nov 2015
If you are making an International Money Transfer (IMT), sometimes the overseas receiving bank will charge a fee. If you chose to pay this fee (instead of the beneficiary), it will be deducted from your ASB account. This fee is referenced on your statement as an 'NTF' fee.
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