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Best card for use in the USA
tux130582
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in Credit cards
Hello,
Going to america for a month in the summer, was wondering if anyone can recommend a credit card. As I presume this is the best way to spend over there???
Would preferably like one with free cash withdraws and a good exchange rate, I plan on paying it off immediately on return so interest rates are not really a problem (unless i overspend!!!)
thanks for any advice!!!
Going to america for a month in the summer, was wondering if anyone can recommend a credit card. As I presume this is the best way to spend over there???
Would preferably like one with free cash withdraws and a good exchange rate, I plan on paying it off immediately on return so interest rates are not really a problem (unless i overspend!!!)
thanks for any advice!!!
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I took my Nationwide Debit Card, and Nationwide Credit Card to Canada & States last year.
I used the Debit Card for cash [no transaction costs; great exchange rate].
There are no foreign transaction costs for purchases with the Credit Card; it also has a great exchange rate [Nationwide use the commercial exchange rate, which is better than other banks / building societies]; and it provides insurance cover for almost everything with a purchase value gretaer than £50.00.
Have a great trip.0 -
thanks for the advice, Im with natwest at the moment, so I guess I will have to open an account with nationwide,
I take it there is not a credit card that doesnt charge interest on cash withdraws? So that I only need one card?!
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Egg Money does not charge for cash withdrawals provided you are in positive balance. They also pay you interest on positive balances. You would get charged a conversion fee for withdrawing abroad though.0
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