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what to do?
seyjane
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i am going to germany in a month time. i was just wondering how everyone deal with cash abroad. everytime i go to france i normally take all cash and hide it in the caravan and take a daily allowance from the money. but this year i dont know what to do wheather,
a) to take all cash do what i normally do.
b) get a asda prepaid card (free ATM withdrawnals) and cash.
£60 cash and all the rest of the money on prepaid card.
thankyou
a) to take all cash do what i normally do.
b) get a asda prepaid card (free ATM withdrawnals) and cash.
£60 cash and all the rest of the money on prepaid card.
thankyou
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Metro Bank debit card.0
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I use a Thomas Cook Euro Cash Passport, and get big chunks of cash out at a time.
Depends on how much cash you are planning on spending? €200 or less and I'd probably take cash.0 -
Use a Caxton card - linked to your bank account and you can just move the money across as and when you need it online - no transaction fees fot taking money out of the hole in the wall over there0
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REDDDRAGGON wrote: »I use a Thomas Cook Euro Cash Passport, and get big chunks of cash out at a time.
Depends on how much cash you are planning on spending? €200 or less and I'd probably take cash.
Terrible...0 -
barbaraemmerson wrote: »Use a Caxton card - linked to your bank account and you can just move the money across as and when you need it online - no transaction fees fot taking money out of the hole in the wall over there
Nonsense. You lose during the conversion between currencies.0 -
NiftyDigits wrote: »Terrible...
What is???0 -
REDDDRAGGON wrote: »I use a Thomas Cook Euro Cash Passport, and get big chunks of cash out at a time.
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Like wise, although its a Thompson card0 -
REDDDRAGGON wrote: »What is???
Thomas Cook Euro Cash Passport0 -
as is the... Thomson Travel Money card.... which is actually worse than the Thomas Cook card.
You should be suitably embarrassed.0
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