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Will this look bad on my Credit Record?
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Why do that? Why not just use your card to buy things on holiday or use ATM every few days in the country.
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One of my friends had about £3k in cash stolen on holiday in New Zealand last year, from the AirBnB they were in.
Only £500 covered by travel insurance.
I was out there at the same time. Didn't even have any NZ$ on me for the 3 weeks we were there. Everywhere took debit card.
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penners324 said:One of my friends had about £3k in cash stolen on holiday in New Zealand last year, from the AirBnB they were in.
Only £500 covered by travel insurance.
I was out there at the same time. Didn't even have any NZ$ on me for the 3 weeks we were there. Everywhere took debit card.
Many places charge to use a UK debit card in New Zealand however. 2% is common, but can be more.0
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