Atm - Cash Withdrawals

[DISWolves]

Just found this from Money Saving Expert

New cheapest way to spend abroad. Best exchange rate and no ATM fee. Updated Article
Launched this week, the Abbey Zero card has trumped previous specialist overseas spending cards the Post Office* and Nationwide to be the new cheapest, though Nationwide debit cards still beat it. Most cards add a hidden 3% to the exchange rate, e.g. you buy £100 worth of Euros and it costs you £103; but none of these specialist cards do, so you get more bang for your buck. Where Abbey trumps the others is it doesn’t charge a fee for withdrawing cash from overseas cash machines, making it the new cheapest

 

[UKDEB]

Here's another article. Sounds like a great deal provided you don't leave a balance on it beyond the zero interest period.

 

[stal]

So what is the difference between the Abbey Zero card and the Nationwide card?!

 

[paulh]

So what is the difference between the Abbey Zero card and the Nationwide card?!

If you use the Zero CC to withdraw cash there will be no charge ie no 2.75%,but you be charged intrest for cash as with all outher cards from the day you withdraw it,So the only differance is everyone elce charge you the 2.75% for a cash withdrawal
We use our flexaccount debit card to withdraw cash out,no charges and full bank rate
Zero balance transfers no good to us a we pay off in full each month
Paulh