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What is the best way to buy things during a few days in Dublin ?
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A few folk mentioned Starling as did the web article about overseas moneyJ_B said:
You don't need a Euro account - just an ordinary debit card will give you a decent exchange rateWLM21 said:Went to Starling but there is a message on the website which reads ..
"We’re not accepting applications for euro accounts at the moment, they’ll be available to apply for again soon"
I'm not sure if this is just a temporary thing, but I'll look again in a few days
Surely a UK debit card will attract fees with every purchase, although of course I don't know how much .. if it's only a few pennies, it wouldn't be a problem0 -
No, as explained in the article (about UK options and specifically those suited to overseas use):WLM21 said:
A few folk mentioned Starling as did the web article about overseas moneyJ_B said:
You don't need a Euro account - just an ordinary debit card will give you a decent exchange rateWLM21 said:Went to Starling but there is a message on the website which reads ..
"We’re not accepting applications for euro accounts at the moment, they’ll be available to apply for again soon"
I'm not sure if this is just a temporary thing, but I'll look again in a few days
Surely a UK debit card will attract fees with every purchase...You can also get debit cards that don't charge 'non-sterling transaction fees'0 -
WLM21 said:
A few folk mentioned Starling as did the web article about overseas moneyJ_B said:
You don't need a Euro account - just an ordinary debit card will give you a decent exchange rateWLM21 said:Went to Starling but there is a message on the website which reads ..
"We’re not accepting applications for euro accounts at the moment, they’ll be available to apply for again soon"
I'm not sure if this is just a temporary thing, but I'll look again in a few days
Surely a UK debit card will attract fees with every purchase, although of course I don't know how much .. if it's only a few pennies, it wouldn't be a problemI have three Starling accounts - Business Sterling, Personal Sterling and Personal EuroI have cards for both sterling accounts but was never offered one for my Euro accountI just use the Euro account if I need to transfer money abroad cheaply.The Starling personal card (as well as a few others) offer fee free ATM withdrawals abroad
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