Ally Langdon took a CommBank executive to task on Tuesday night over the bank’s controversial decision to charge customers to withdraw their own cash.

Some Commonwealth Bank customers who withdraw cash at branches or post offices will soon be charged $3 for the privilege, after the bank announced it was migrating a legacy everyday account to a newer offering.

Older Australians and those living in rural areas will still be left out in the cold despite government cash mandates, according to independent MP Andrew Gee.

Commbank Australia has announced a change to its users' accounts that will see a withdrawal charge added from next year.

The Commonwealth Bank has been forced to defend changes to its new account fees. Many customers have called the new 3-dollar withdrawal fee “daylight robbery” and a “kick in the guts”. In a video statement,

Commonwealth Bank informed customers this week it close its “Complete Access Account” and move customers to its “Smart Access Account”. The new account from January 6 will include a $3 fee tacked onto every withdrawal at a branch, a post office or by phone.

Commonwealth Bank, Australia's largest lender, introduces a $3 fee for every cash withdrawal starting January 6, 2025, sparking customer outrage. The

Australia's largest bank is now stinging customers who withdraw money from tellers at bank branches with a small fee.

Commonwealth bank customers will now be subject to a $3 fee when withdrawing their cash with major new changes approaching in the new year. Customers of Commonwealth Bank Australia will now be subject to a $3 fee when simply withdrawing cash.

Australia's largest bank will be slugged people with a $3 charge every time they want to withdraw their own money.

Commonwealth Bank of Australia is facing backlash after it revealed it would charge customers $3 for taking out money at a branch, post office or by phone. The change comes into effect on January 6, however,