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BEST UK Travel Cards in 2023: Credit u0026 Debit Cards WITH NO HIDDEN FEES!

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Do you know anyone doing Visa now? No-one in the UK ( inc Revolut) uses Visa anymore for prepaid cards - only Mastercard
Comment from : @TheLoupgarou79

Thanks for your advice,i have applied for a currensea card for travel abroad,my Lloyds debit card was charging me alot and most petrol stations abroad prefer cashless payment for petrol and electric chargingOn a motorbike the charges mount up because i have to stop alot!
Comment from : @GiovanniMazzeo-r1n

hey what do you think of the post office debit travel card? is it worth it for america ?
Comment from : @Sarah-hk1uv

Hi Sir - Monzo or Starling - ? I would be mostly using the card in the shops and not taking money out like Hotel Super confused i’m not tech savy and like easy to use app
Comment from : @OfficialBigBoyBruce

Super bloody helpful Thank you
Comment from : @Tommy2x93

What’s your thoughts on FairFX?
Comment from : @Leonevansx

What card would be better for traveling abroad revoult or chase and safety
Comment from : @DA-sw7tp

Daughter is heading to greece on a working holiday which card do you recommend been looking at either starling, revoulut, monzo,chase,
Comment from : @leeedwards9189

Hi JonnybrI am going to travel to Pakistan next month I have a few questions br1- Which travel card would you recommend br2- Will that card work in any ATM machine which has mastercard or visa transactions?br3- Is there any fee for opening that account? Also do i need to pay some fee to send money from my main account to that account eg Chase or Sterling?brbrThanksbrUsman
Comment from : @usmantariq1228

The currensea card sounds goodOnly travel abroad a few times a year,Iceland being a favThis card sounds good…would you recommend this for casual travelers abroad? Many thanks
Comment from : @martinpickard5818

Nice video! Probably not related to this one but I wanted to ask whether you know a good app to track all expenses in one place
Comment from : @anstapol

Hi, just to double check Does Chase charge for foreign ATM withdrawals? If so, are there any debit cards that don’t?
Comment from : @kayzo4343

Hi, i just want to clarify, isn’t the revolut card is now a debit card and not prepaid debit card, is it? I think they change some regulation once they got the banking license? And if so, what the difference between debit card and prepaid debit card?
Comment from : @aureliacatherine219

Hi,does starling card holds multiple currency like revolut?? Thanks
Comment from : @thetruth6992

Just got an email saying that from 28 June First direct doesn’t charge any fees when spending abroad!!! This is good news for some people that trust only major banks (first direct is part of Hsbc) Ty
Comment from : @acmramon

Countries with closed currencies like India, West Indies etc will have you NEEDING to use foreign ATM's and some will charge a fortune in fees in tourist area's 😞
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