Free cards to use abroad 2024: Debit | Credit | Smart travel | Multi-currency for travel (UK)

When you spend overseas with your debit or credit card there's a good chance you're getting charged for doing so.
But there are travel cards where you can spend and withdraw cash fee-free. This video rounds up the best ones including Chase, Barclaycard Rewards, Currensea and more!
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TIME STAMPS
00:00 The best cards to use abroad in 2024
00:53 Extra top tips for spending abroad
01:56 The top debit cards
04:50 The BEST debit card - Chase
05:37 HyperJar - a prepaid alternative
06:19 Credit cards - why they're great for travelling
08:17 The top credit cards
09:19 The BEST credit card - Barclaycard Rewards credit card
10:09 A great backup card - Currensea
12:26 The top multi-currency cards
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A B O U T A N D Y
Andy Webb is a money blogger and journalist. He runs the award-winning website Be Clever With Your Cash, hosts the Cash Chats podcast, presented Channel 5’s Shop Smart Save Money and writes every month for Reader's Digest. Andy also founded the community ukmoneybloggers.com.
DISCLAIMER
Content in these videos does not constitute regulated financial advice. Any offers mentioned were correct at the time of filming.

[@JustaBritinChina]

The Starling card works well in China. Up to £300/day cash machine withdrawal. No fees. Works in cashpoints of Bank of China, ICBC, and China Merchants Bank, that I know of.

[@JPnielsen]

2:38 Kroo uses the Visa rate. Not MasterCard.

[@glengrimsdale4]

Hi Andy, I’m looking to buy a property in Spain and would like some advice regarding the cheapest way to get lots of £s converted to lots of €s

[@CallumT5]

NatWest credit card is a Mastercard not a Visa

[@andrewjones4773]

Do you research to find atms overseas without atm withdrawal fees.

[@reabo]

revolut doesnt use interbank rate anymore. its there own rate now. the revolut rate

[@colwalker3220]

Andy i live in Thailand and use a Clarity Card to access my UK cash. I wd £1200 cash on clarity in local currency and pay it off that day. My issue is I need a second card on case anything goes wrong. Sorry but I'm confused by the video, which would be a good back up for the clarity? Thanks

[@akanimo1610]

Monzo flex is never mentioned... can it be used as a regular fee free credit card abroad ?

[@annax3822]

Do you think nationwide offer will be open by 14th June ?

[@annax3822]

How long does it take for chase bank to be opened?

[@TheKDH]

Curve? Never see them mentioned

[@WillBecker]

Because they add big fee

[@tasingp]

Hello, 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?

[@jasminechoudhury9041]

What about globalcard from hsbc

[@hussamhussam3278]

it's alright but from experience worse rates than starling and chase, its not the Mastercard or Visa rate its HSBC global money rate which dont get me wrong is way better than the normal HSBC rate but it is not as good as Starling / Chase / Virgin Money or any card that use the Mastercard/Visa rates

[@acmramon]

Andy, when a video about Zing? Is new on the market and looks really good.

[@WillBecker]

It’s not good outside of core currency coverage.

[@Chris-Corcoran]

I use Halifax credit card I get free spending and cash withdrawal abroad I also carry revolut as a back up debit card for my travel.

[@adamingleton8529]

Virgin atlantic credit card is good to use in euro zone for free

[@Chris-Corcoran]

Just wish to ask and point out it's always nice to welcome your audience and subscribers before you start a video it goes a long way before jumping straight into the video?

[@lj6079]

Why prolong the video, nothing wrong with going straight to the topic

[@Chris-Corcoran]

@@lj6079 if your happy with this then that's your call I guess?

[@winstonsmith3690]

This is concise. If you want fluffy waffle, go elsewhere.

[@acmramon]

We don’t need that. He says too much about that website so is better straight to the point than to hear all that again and again

[@Chris-Corcoran]

@@acmramon fair point i do agree with you on the website issue good point