Chase Bank

After realizing that I’ll still be making the minimum payment on my student loans while approaching retirement, I am hesitant to part with my hard-​earned cash until the last possible minute.
It is a rude awakening, but my trip to Spain isn’t free (darn). The Chase website does not allow customers to wire money internationally, so it was off to the teller.
As I entered the banking section, I was greeted by a friendly employee. She requested all of the necessary information (SWIFT code, IBAN number, and account number) and converted the money in my account to euros.
It’s a good thing she let me proofread the wire transfer document before finalizing the transaction because there was a minor spelling error. She corrected the error and within minutes, my account was 540 euro drier (let’s not talk foreign exchange rates or I may shed a few tears).
I was really fearing that the wire transfer would turn into an all-​day ordeal, but I’m glad that the employee was able to make the process quick and (relatively) painless.