Average Wire Transfer Fee in Vermont (2026 Data)
Last updated: 2026-04-04
Vermont wire transfer fee benchmark
| Range | Low | Typical | High | Flag Above |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wire Transfer Fee | $25 | $40 | $75 | $100 |
Based on Vermont closing cost data. Median home price: $390,000.
What the wire transfer fee covers
The wire transfer fee covers the cost of wiring funds at closing — typically from the title company to the seller, from the lender to the title company, or from you to the title company. This fee appears in Section H of your Closing Disclosure.
The actual cost of a domestic wire transfer is $10 to $30 to the sending institution. Wire transfer fees on Closing Disclosures range from $25 to $75. Charges above $50 include significant markup.
This fee appears in Section H — Other of your Closing Disclosure.
Is the wire transfer fee negotiable in Vermont?
Wire transfer fees are negotiable. The actual cost to the title company or lender is minimal ($10 to $30). If the fee exceeds $50, ask for a reduction or request to pay by cashier's check instead.
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Red flags: signs your wire transfer fee is inflated
Wire transfer fee exceeds $50
Multiple wire transfer fees charged (e.g., both incoming and outgoing)
Wire fee charged when funds were sent by cashier's check, not wire
Fee is labeled 'funds transfer' or 'electronic transfer' at an inflated rate
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Wire Transfer Fee questions
What is a normal wire transfer fee?
A domestic wire transfer costs the sender $10 to $30. A closing wire fee of $25 to $40 is reasonable. Anything above $50 includes excessive markup.
Can I avoid the wire transfer fee?
In some cases, yes. Ask if you can provide funds via cashier's check instead of wire transfer. Some title companies accept this and waive the wire fee.
Why are there multiple wire fees on my Closing Disclosure?
Some closings involve multiple wire transfers — your funds in, the lender's funds in, and the seller's proceeds out. You should only be charged for wires involving your funds, not all wires in the transaction.
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Most buyers find $1,500–$3,000 in negotiable fees.
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