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Caxton FX card vs. Halifax Clarity
Adrian_Prescott
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I see from the MSE site that the best means of foreign currency spending is currently the Halifax Clarity card.
I have a Caxton FX card I got a couple of years ago when it was deemed to be amongst the best.
My question is: Is it worth my while getting the Halifax Card? - is it that much better than the Caxton FX card?
I guess that the Halifax is a credit card, whereas my caxton FX is a debit card which I have to preload, but assuming that I'm comfortable with that, will I get a better overall rate with the Clarity card?
Thanks
I have a Caxton FX card I got a couple of years ago when it was deemed to be amongst the best.
My question is: Is it worth my while getting the Halifax Card? - is it that much better than the Caxton FX card?
I guess that the Halifax is a credit card, whereas my caxton FX is a debit card which I have to preload, but assuming that I'm comfortable with that, will I get a better overall rate with the Clarity card?
Thanks
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Adrian_Prescott wrote: »I see from the MSE site that the best means of foreign currency spending is currently the Halifax Clarity card.
I have a Caxton FX card I got a couple of years ago when it was deemed to be amongst the best.
My question is: Is it worth my while getting the Halifax Card? - is it that much better than the Caxton FX card?
I guess that the Halifax is a credit card, whereas my caxton FX is a debit card which I have to preload, but assuming that I'm comfortable with that, will I get a better overall rate with the Clarity card?
Thanks
Yes you will get a better rate with Halifax Clarity. No loading or fees - just interest if you take cash out tather than using it for purchaes0
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