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Travel money for 16 year old
izzyeck
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My granddaughter is hoping to attend a Summer school in USA and will require access to some funds. I don’t know how safe it will be to take cash. She is too young for a credit card or Travellers cheques. Can anybody suggest a solution?
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Is she too young for a debit card?#2 Saving for Christmas 2024 - £1 a day challenge. £325 of £3660
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Never used one, but the fairFX here while you need to be over 18 says you can link a second card for a child.
But a banker, engaged at enormous expense,Had the whole of their cash in his care.
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Revolut seems like it would be a fit as they have a "Junior" account.
You would probably also want an account yourself so you can top her up and convert pounds to dollars to send her, etc (with no exchange fee, so that's a win). She can withdraw dollars without hefty credit card withdrawal charges too.1 -
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Thank you for your replies, you have given me several opportunities to investigate. Much appreciated.1
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