Travel Money

[Disc Golf Guy]

We have traveled in Europe the last 2 summers, and have been very happy with the combination of Arrival Plus card for CC transactions and the Fidelity debit card for ATM withdrawals. In addition to the no foreign transaction fees, the Arrival card also has the advantage of chip and pin. Several times, we have used the Arrival cards to purchase train or metro tickets from automated machines when are travelling companions could not get their credit card to work on the machines. We just bought their tickets as well and they paid us back, which is fine because that just earns more points.

I can also confirm that we have never paid any fees for ATM withdrawals using the Fidelity card. The Schwab card also sounds excellent, but they do a hard pull on your credit to open the account, and as someone who signs up for lots of credit card bonuses, I'm careful about my credit pulls.

 

[GettingReady]

We have traveled in Europe the last 2 summers, and have been very happy with the combination of Arrival Plus card for CC transactions and the Fidelity debit card for ATM withdrawals. In addition to the no foreign transaction fees, the Arrival card also has the advantage of chip and pin. Several times, we have used the Arrival cards to purchase train or metro tickets from automated machines when are travelling companions could not get their credit card to work on the machines. We just bought their tickets as well and they paid us back, which is fine because that just earns more points.

I can also confirm that we have never paid any fees for ATM withdrawals using the Fidelity card. The Schwab card also sounds excellent, but they do a hard pull on your credit to open the account, and as someone who signs up for lots of credit card bonuses, I'm careful about my credit pulls.

Thanks for this. Timing is great. We recently got the Arrival Plus but have yet to open an account for a debit card for ATM withdrawals. Our trip is in Sept. Now to research Fidelity for MO deposits.

 

[Disc Golf Guy]

I'm glad the timing worked well. I love the comment regarding Fidelity and money orders. You're a step ahead of me there, but I also will be looking into that after yesterday's big news.

 

[Refirybo]

I would love to travel and earn money at the same time. Any idea what I can do?

 

[jerryjerry]

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