The Euro
The Euro is now at 1.41 for £1. I travel quite a lot in Scandanavia and pay about 2% from my British bank for buying goods in a Euro zone.But the bank takes a further 2 and a half percent when I use the cash machine.
I found a way around this is to get cash back at a local supermarket then you are charged only 2%. as a purchase.
I know this works in Finland but can you tell me other Euro zone countries where you can do this?
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The problem is that your own bank charges a fee via the cash machine, for converting to Euros in a Euro zone.
put it on expenses claim it back as mileage I say :)
might even score a few brownie-points in the form of exchange fluxuations to your advantage in the process!
Higher than it's been for many a day