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Can anyone confirm that there are definitely NO FEES whatsoever for withdrawing cash (either the European destination or Barclays Bank) if I get Martin's recommended : Top Overseas Spending Card: Barclaycard Platinum Cashback

Thanks in anticipation.... off on our hols in 10 days :)
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  • heatherw_01
    heatherw_01 Posts: 6,554 Ambassador
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    This forum is just for posting holiday deals so I will move it over to the credit card forum


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  • [Deleted User]
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    Any ATM fees will always apply, regardless of the card you use.

    Barclaycard can't control third party fees.
  • Willing2Learn
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    maggiesoup wrote: »
    Can anyone confirm that there are definitely NO FEES whatsoever for withdrawing cash (either the European destination or Barclays Bank) if I get Martin's recommended : Top Overseas Spending Card: Barclaycard Platinum Cashback
    Just wanted to say that an MSE member reported at the weekend that the affiliated MSE link that is meant to take you to the cashback card, took them to the wrong product. So double-check that the affiliated link takes you to the correct Barclaycard product. :)
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  • NoodleDoodleMan
    NoodleDoodleMan Posts: 3,370 Forumite
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    This'll be the card you want ?


    https://www.barclaycard.co.uk/personal/credit-cards/platinum-cashback-plus

    No fees at ATMs abroad, except if the machine's owner bank imposes a separate surcharge, as mentioned above, likewise no fees for goods and services.

    Three cardinal rules

    1. Always elect to pay in local currency.

    2. Always settle the balance in full within the timeframe when the next monthly statement arrives.

    3. Always have an alternative source of funds - a Starling card comes highly recommended
  • Paul_DNAP
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    maggiesoup wrote: »
    Can anyone confirm that there are definitely NO FEES whatsoever for withdrawing cash (either the European destination or Barclays Bank) if I get Martin's recommended : Top Overseas Spending Card: Barclaycard Platinum Cashback

    Thanks in anticipation.... off on our hols in 10 days :)


    Where you say "if I get" - does this mean you don't already have it - and you're hoping to apply, be approved and have it in your pocket in 10 days time? That seems optmistic to me, but good luck and happy hols!
    (Although I could be wrong, I often am.)
  • worried_jim
    worried_jim Posts: 11,631 Forumite
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    But you could get Starling, Monzo and Revolut cards all in three days which don't charge exchange fees in shops or using ATM's.
  • Alexd52
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    But you could get Starling, Monzo and Revolut cards all in three days which don't charge exchange fees in shops or using ATM's.

    Agree with this, only caveat being that Monzo has a £250 fee free limit/month for atm withdrawals abroad.
  • EveryWhere
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    Alexd52 wrote: »
    Agree with this, only caveat being that Monzo has a £250 fee free limit/month for atm withdrawals abroad.


    ...and Revolut £200. Paltry.

    So that leaves Starling.
    But also useful to have a credit card for deposits etc
  • maggiesoup
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    Paul_DNAP wrote: »
    Where you say "if I get" - does this mean you don't already have it - and you're hoping to apply, be approved and have it in your pocket in 10 days time? That seems optmistic to me, but good luck and happy hols!

    Card arrived today - impressed !
  • System
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    Bear in mind you wont be charged a fee for withdrawing the cash. But you will pay interest on it from the moment you withdraw it.
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