Whether you are withdrawing cash from an ATM or shopping for souvenirs, there are ways to save yourself from excessive bank chargesExperts are split over whether a vote next month to leave the EU would make European holidays more expensive. Last weekend’s Sunday People newspaper said Labour had calculated that “fears of Brexit” would add £115 to the average family holiday this summer. But whatever the result on 23 June, picking the wrong plastic to use on a European holiday this summer could definitely prove a costly mistake.Financial data provider Moneyfacts published research this week showing that some debit cards will charge £9.50 for a £200 withdrawal from an overseas ATM, while some credit cards will charge almost £12 a time for the same transaction. Guardian Money, meanwhile, found that some credit cards from companies such as MBNA and Virgin Money would be even more pricey, charging almost £16 for someone to withdraw £200 in cash, before interest applies. Continue reading…
Source : theguardian.com
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