Travellers cheques - Australia
Last Updated: 15th Mar 2013
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If you choose to use travellers cheques try to arrange them in Australian Dollars in A$20 and A$50 denominations as they can be cashed almost anywhere. Travellers cheques in foreign currency can be cashed most readily at banks, banks in Australia however are closed on the weekends.
Make a note of your travellers cheque numbers, leave a copy at home and carry a copy separate from your cheques in case of loss or theft.
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