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Does anyone know if this is the best idea for buying euros? I'm going on holiday in a month and I'm a bit stumped as to whether to take all cash, travellers cheques, the post office pre-paid card, or this one?
Does anyone know if this is the best idea for buying euros? I'm going on holiday in a month and I'm a bit stumped as to whether to take all cash, travellers cheques, the post office pre-paid card, or this one?
LBM February 2008. DFD March 2013 19 August 2011
Debt at LBM £14,395.48. Debt Now £0
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Personally I've never heard of this one - I have a FairFX card that I use when paying by card and Caxton when I withdraw cash (the rate is slightly better with Fairfx but they charge an ATM fee where Caxton don't).
I also take £100 for bits for the journey there and back.
Hope you have a nice time!0 -
vicshippers wrote: »Personally I've never heard of this one - I have a FairFX card that I use when paying by card and Caxton when I withdraw cash (the rate is slightly better with Fairfx but they charge an ATM fee where Caxton don't).
I also take £100 for bits for the journey there and back.
Hope you have a nice time!
Thank you very much, I shall keep looking into it
LBM February 2008. DFD March 2013 19 August 2011Debt at LBM £14,395.48. Debt Now £00
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