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Martin's A: Pay on a Nationwide card outside Europe and you get the best exchange plus a 1% load - so buy something worth £100 of Rupees and it costs you £10. It's much better than most cards but there are two cheaper (see top travel cards).
That doesn't look right to me... £100 costs you £110?
That doesn't look right to me... £100 costs you £110?
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thanks for this somewhere in the editing the final £1 was deleted it should've been £101Martin Lewis, Money Saving Expert.
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