When you spend your own money in another country, there is always the issue of exchange rates to deal with. This is true whether you spend by way of plastic, travellers’ cheques, or cash. What ...
It used to be that travellers’ cheques were the dominant way of spending money overseas. If you were planning to travel abroad, you simply went to your bank or a local money exchange to purchase ...
You’ve probably noticed that different banks and money exchanges charge different rates to convert your favourite currencies. The total fee charged to a customer is the daily exchange rate, plus a fee tacked on by ...
Back in July 2014, Transport for London could not wait to announce 70 new ATM machines installed throughout the London Underground that dispense both pounds and euros. Their press release explained how easy it would ...
If you are planning to take a holiday outside of the UK, what do you take with you to pay your expenses: cash, credit cards, or prepaid currency cards? Cash has pretty much been left ...
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