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Fair FX Euro Card for TL??
trundlecat
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So sorry to be thick but I can't get my head round this one & hoping there's someone who knows their travel currency stuff out there.
I've got a Fair FX Euro card which I used last year in France & was really chuffed with it. Far cheaper than withdrawing with the Santander Debit Card.
We're going to Turkey this Easter & I'm trying to suss if it would be cheaper to load up the Fair FX with Euro's before we go & use that to withdraw the TL or whether I'd be better off just withdrawing TL with my Debit Card??? I am right in thinking I'm losing out twice if I buy Euros & then withdraw TL with the Euros aren't I? I know there's probably a really easy way to work out which'd be best but I'm stumped
Thanks,
TC
I've got a Fair FX Euro card which I used last year in France & was really chuffed with it. Far cheaper than withdrawing with the Santander Debit Card.
We're going to Turkey this Easter & I'm trying to suss if it would be cheaper to load up the Fair FX with Euro's before we go & use that to withdraw the TL or whether I'd be better off just withdrawing TL with my Debit Card??? I am right in thinking I'm losing out twice if I buy Euros & then withdraw TL with the Euros aren't I? I know there's probably a really easy way to work out which'd be best but I'm stumped
Thanks,
TC
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You will lose out twice if you put euros on your fairfx card and then use it to get TL in Turkey.
Two solutions:
your debit card
a fairfx card in sterling - ie the anywhere card
I'd suspect the latter is cheaper if it's a 'normal' debit card.0 -
Thanks dzug1. Just had a look at the anywhere card (free via the think money site) & ordered one.0
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