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credit card charge in changing money?
valleyboy22
Posts: 421 Forumite
in Credit cards
hi all,
off away soon and for a bit of extra cash, i was gonna buy an extra £100 and change it to turkish lira,but was wondering if i will get charged extra for this??
cheers
off away soon and for a bit of extra cash, i was gonna buy an extra £100 and change it to turkish lira,but was wondering if i will get charged extra for this??
cheers
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Do you mean that you're going to buy £100 worth of Turkish Lira from a currency seller using your credit card? If so then yes, generally you will get charged for doing this (although I believe there are a few cards that don't have a charge of you buy currency from the card issuer), and in most cases it will be treated as a cash advance so you'll be paying interest from the day you do the transaction.0
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yeah mean that.
Thanks;)0
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