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Credit cards · Checked 19 Aug against NatWest’s own page

NatWest Travel Reward Credit Card: No FX fee, on purchases abroad

NatWest Travel Reward Credit Card: No FX fee On purchases abroad · 27.9% representative APR (variable). There are no foreign transaction fees on purchases, but cash withdrawals abroad are charged separately and interest starts on them immediately.

No FX fee

On purchases abroad · 27.9% representative APR (variable)

27.9% rep APR, and no annual fee

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There are no foreign transaction fees on purchases, but cash withdrawals abroad are charged separately and interest starts on them immediately.

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The details

Representative example: Representative APR: 27.9% (variable). Assumed credit limit: £1,200. Purchase rate: 27.9% p.a. (variable). Annual fee: £0.
Card fee: No annual fee
Spending abroad: No foreign transaction fee on purchases
After the offer: 27.9% rep APR, and no annual fee
Best for: Spending abroad without a foreign transaction fee
Details: No foreign transaction fees on purchases made abroad, and no annual fee. Earns 1% back in Rewards on eligible travel spending, including planes, trains, car rental, ferries, buses and hotel accommodation, and 1% to 15% at NatWest's chosen partner retailers. Representative 27.9% APR (variable), purchase rate 27.9% p.a. (variable).
Source: NatWest Travel Reward Credit Card page Checked 19 Aug · No commission

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