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<ThreadID>60763_5_2454097</ThreadID>
<Title>currency</Title>
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<UserID>jroche</UserID>
<Date>09 January 2009, 2:15</Date>
<icontent>     Hi    Is it worth changing stirling to dollars in NYC, do you get a better exchange rate?   </icontent>
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<UserID>vjpblovesital...</UserID>
<Date>09 January 2009, 2:24</Date>
<rcontent>     Best exchange rate is by withdrawing money from an ATM. Check threads on the subject.   </rcontent>
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<Post>
<UserID>jroche</UserID>
<Date>09 January 2009, 3:51</Date>
<rcontent>     Hi I&#39;m from the UK so using a credit card at an ATM will be more expensive   </rcontent>
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<Post>
<UserID>vjpblovesital...</UserID>
<Date>09 January 2009, 3:56</Date>
<rcontent>     Using a debit card withdrawing directly from a bank   </rcontent>
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<Post>
<UserID>sky0000547</UserID>
<Date>09 January 2009, 4:39</Date>
<rcontent>     Yes using your credit card would be expensive if you are including the foreign charges. If you don&#39;t already have one, go to your local Nationwide building society and open a Flex account. This is a current account with a VISA debit card which will allow you free withdrawal from overseas ATM.   </rcontent>
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