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Which card for Canada trip

bman1 · 2017-03-10 23:54:10

Going to Canada in May for 7 weeks. At a loss as to the best way to bring money. I have an AIB visa debit card and an AIB click credit card. I have all my money that I saved for canada in a credit union account at the moment, which i will transfer to a card before i go. I have heard about the PostFX card and the revolut…

10-03-2017 11:54pm

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bman1

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Going to Canada in May for 7 weeks. At a loss as to the best way to bring money. I have an AIB visa debit card and an AIB click credit card. I have all my money that I saved for canada in a credit union account at the moment, which i will transfer to a card before i go. I have heard about the PostFX card and the revolut Mastercard. I will be bringing some cash too but what's my best option on the cards? Stick with what I have (standard visa debit and visa click) or get some other card? Anyone been in the same situation? Thanks.

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#2 11-03-2017 11:12am

JTMan

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Revolut. Use Revolut. The An Post card does not offer as favourable rates as Revolut.

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