John have a look at caxton stirling cards if that the currency your interested in they also have euro and dollars and you have control
http://www.caxtonfx.com/currency_car...ency_cards.asp
John have a look at caxton stirling cards if that the currency your interested in they also have euro and dollars and you have control
http://www.caxtonfx.com/currency_car...ency_cards.asp
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Thanks ieth, I will look further into that.Originally Posted by keithAngel
Does anyone have experience of using that card? I am interested to know what the overall 'cost' is. Thus starting in pounds sterling, drawing cash from an ATM in Phil, the exchange rate etc.
With Nationwide, it 'was' probably the best exchange rate, free issue, free replacement and free use in Phil and no charge to Flex Account.
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