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what card to take other than clarity cc?
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The Nationwide Select credit card is fee free for purchases (but not cash). I think you have to have been a member for a certain number of years to get one.
I've got a FlexPlus current account, which is fee free for cash withdrawals, there's a fee for the account but the insurances included are easily worth the fee (assuming of course you need them).
I know about these products, I was simply responding to this post from Cyberman60:I pay no monthly fee on my Nationwide flexaccount so the fees are definitely cheaper for me
So it is a normal Flex Account with it's 2% Non-Sterling Transaction Fee and additional ATM withdrawal charges for usage abroad.0 -
Saga was recommended if over 500
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There's the n&p debit card.. no fees to use abroad.Save in 2013: #166: 9,122.51/[STRIKE]5,000[/STRIKE] 10,000Interest earned in 2014: £257.61 20/04/140
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Turning left avoids some of the idiots (only some)0
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