Banking Abroad With No FEES!

13 Sep 2012 Nikki said

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• 14 Sep 2012 Zoe said

  

  Whoo! Finally a benefit of being a Westpac bank member! haha

  Whoo! Finally a benefit of being a Westpac bank member! haha or Cancel
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• 6 Jan 2013 CharlesF-M said

  

  There is a Barclays right at Russell Square.

  There is a Barclays right at Russell Square. or Cancel
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• 10 Feb 2013 Mitch said

  

  Does anyone here know if there is a similar thing with ANZ?

  Does anyone here know if there is a similar thing with ANZ? or Cancel
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• 10 Feb 2013 CharlesF-M said

  

  Any bank in the Global Alliance can use each others ATMs. The Australian Bank is called Westpac http://www.westpac.com.au/personal-banking/services/overseas-services/using-atms-overseas/

  Any bank in the Global Alliance can use each others ATMs. The Australian Bank is called Westpac http://www.westpac.com.au/personal-banking/services/overseas-services/using-atms-overseas/ or Cancel
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• 18 Mar 2013 Richard said

  

  I find that the product from GE Money 28 Degrees is pretty much the only card me and all my mates use when travelling.

  We dont have to worry about which ATM’s are partnered etc… there’s just no fees whatsoever on both cash withdrawals and credit transactions!..

  LOL i hope i dont come across as a salesman. IM NOT! :)

  I find that the product from GE Money 28 Degrees is pretty much the only card me and all my mates use when travelling. We dont have to worry about which ATM's are partnered etc... there's just no fees whatsoever on both cash withdrawals and credit transactions!.. LOL i hope i dont come across as a salesman. IM NOT! :) or Cancel
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