Guardian.co.uk
Thursday July 3 2008
IT SHOULD BE simple. You want to change pounds into euros, dollars or rupees and you want to get the best rate. But in reality it's a financial minefield with a huge choice of options: cash, traveller's cheques, credit cards, debit cards and the new kid on the block, pre-paid currency cards.
So what's best way to get hold of foreign currency? "The cheapest way to spend abroad is on the 'right' debit or credit card," says Martin Lewis from MoneySavingExpert.com. This means one that doesn't hit you with charges each time you use the card or withdraw money from a hole in the wall. Read the whole article here...
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