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22 June 2010

What's the best credit card for taking on holiday?

I'm going on holiday with my boyfriend in August. I'd like to get a credit card which we could charge most purchases to and then pay off in a couple of instalments when we get home.  Ideally, it would be a 0% on foreign transactions with a 0% offer on new purchases for 3 months at least.  If we could get an additional card, that would be great.  I currently have a credit card with RBS which charges 2.75% for foreign transactions. I also bank with them but am considering a move to First Direct who I see also charge a transaction fee.  Any recomendations of other providers who don't require holding a current account to qualify? Thanks V

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