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Overseas spending
jodieh12
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Dear All
I hate to be another one to ask but I really am confused. I am off to Spain in October and Malaysia/Singapoore in January and March 2011. I have a Nationwide + which won't let me make withdrawals abroad.
I believe I have 3 options:
Santander/Abbey
Saga
Halifax
In Spain I will only be withdrawing about £100 - £200 and in Malaysia it could be up to £2000.
I can't figure out whether it's cheaper to pay the interest on the ones that don't charge for a withdrawl or if its cheaper to pay the withdrawal fee and no interest.
Please help I'm so confused!!!
Jo
I hate to be another one to ask but I really am confused. I am off to Spain in October and Malaysia/Singapoore in January and March 2011. I have a Nationwide + which won't let me make withdrawals abroad.
I believe I have 3 options:
Santander/Abbey
Saga
Halifax
In Spain I will only be withdrawing about £100 - £200 and in Malaysia it could be up to £2000.
I can't figure out whether it's cheaper to pay the interest on the ones that don't charge for a withdrawl or if its cheaper to pay the withdrawal fee and no interest.
Please help I'm so confused!!!
Jo
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If you get Halifax Clatiry with APR 12.9? (equivalent to 1%) then it is defenitely cheaper to pay interest.
You could avoid paying interest or just paying very small interest in case you transfer money to your Credit Card on the day you make withdwawal.
ADINDASDear All
I can't figure out whether it's cheaper to pay the interest on the ones that don't charge for a withdrawl or if its cheaper to pay the withdrawal fee and no interest.
Please help I'm so confused!!!
Jo0
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