My son is going to Japan/Bali/Thailand a month in each place travelling from the UK .. Starling sounds good ? Resolute ? Would you take Yen from the UK ?
I bank in the UK with Starling however i'm put off using it abroad by the fact you cant hold foreign currency. I know its an extremely minor inconvenience but there was something so good about travelling with Revolut last year in America. I could see I had $100 in my account for example so didn't have to question what that was in £. I think what I might do is pre-load my revolut card with X amount of Euros before my upcoming trip then use my starling card if I run those funds dry to avoid the fees.
Hello, great video - I've recently subscribed! If I get the Halifax Clarity card and use it to pay for something online e.g. Paris Eiffel Tower entry tickets on their official website. Would this work in my favour?
I’m thinking of getting Chase debit card but the limit they offer in withdrawing could be better. I was also thinking of Barclaycard Rewards card for emergencies, and just-in-cases. I already have a Barclaycard but not the kind I can use to travel fee-free. I just can’t make up my mind which one to get. Would it be less hassle to get the debit card, rather than the credit? Great video by the way! You are so helpful! Liked and subscribed👍🏼
Hey Monito, I just watched your video and I must say that it was really informative and well-made. I was wondering if I could help you edit your videos and repurpose your long videos into highly engaging shorts? I can also make high CTR thumbnails for your channel
My son is going to Japan/Bali/Thailand a month in each place travelling from the UK .. Starling sounds good ? Resolute ? Would you take Yen from the UK ?
Short and informative video. Keep up the good work!
I bank in the UK with Starling however i'm put off using it abroad by the fact you cant hold foreign currency. I know its an extremely minor inconvenience but there was something so good about travelling with Revolut last year in America. I could see I had $100 in my account for example so didn't have to question what that was in £. I think what I might do is pre-load my revolut card with X amount of Euros before my upcoming trip then use my starling card if I run those funds dry to avoid the fees.
Hello, great video - I've recently subscribed! If I get the Halifax Clarity card and use it to pay for something online e.g. Paris Eiffel Tower entry tickets on their official website. Would this work in my favour?
Yes absolutely, you’ll receive Mastercards FX rates and pay zero fixed fees. Thanks for subscribing :) ^Jonny
I’m thinking of getting Chase debit card but the limit they offer in withdrawing could be better.
I was also thinking of Barclaycard Rewards card for emergencies, and just-in-cases. I already have a Barclaycard but not the kind I can use to travel fee-free.
I just can’t make up my mind which one to get. Would it be less hassle to get the debit card, rather than the credit?
Great video by the way! You are so helpful! Liked and subscribed👍🏼
Very informative!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
You’re welcome! Glad you found the video useful, let me know if you have any questions. ^Jonny
do they provide card internationally or only for Europe?
Nice video, but charles schwab debt card is a best for travel. No ATM fees anywhere around the world
Hey Monito, I just watched your video and I must say that it was really informative and well-made.
I was wondering if I could help you edit your videos and repurpose your long videos into highly engaging shorts? I can also make high CTR thumbnails for your channel
Thanks for your message, feel free to send me an e-mail with your previous work and experience to jonny@monito.com
Chase is one of the most dishonest banks.
Great video as always. Very useful and great timing for the summer hols. 😊
Thank you! ^Jonny
Awesome travel card video
Thank you! ^J
Revolut forever, happy metal card owner.
Great to hear! ^J
ATM machine Thailand with drawn only
Zing when the zing money review?
It’s coming. I need time to properly test it. ^Jonny
salamat mate!
You’re welcome!
Money gram uk please