Credit card without fees?
Hello,
I'm looking for a credit card that doesn't charge fees for international transactions and is free. Can anyone recommend one?
Hello,
I'm looking for a credit card that doesn't charge fees for international transactions and is free. Can anyone recommend one?
Hi, I received a money transfer last night. The thing is, it's not in my account yet. They sent me a picture with the payee, their IBAN, the intended use, etc. Next to it was the payee—me, my IBAN, my BIC—in other words, my account number. Above it was the amount that was transferred, preceded…
Hello 🙋♀️ Does anyone here know how to unblock a company you've blocked on your online banking account, meaning they can no longer debit your account? In my case, the company was PayPal.
I finally have online banking and wanted to try it out with Steam, that's my question too. Are there any additional costs for online banking or is there nothing extra?
Are these assets under management, i.e. just money that you manage, or does this money actually belong to the banks?
I sent a normal online transfer from Germany (my bank is Hamburger Volksbank) to England on Thursday at 7 p.m. and now the recipient says nothing has arrived yet.. could it take a few more days until she sees the amount or is she simply claiming the money hasn't arrived, what do you think? Thanks…
Hello, since I'm planning a trip to England soon, I wanted to ask if I can pay there with a debit card. I currently have one with the Maestro function, but I'm considering switching to the Mastercard one, as it's supposed to be cheaper there. Now I wanted to ask what difference it will make…
awa7 or Hanseatic Bank
However, no matter what you have, you should immediately set the repayment to 100% of the amount used. By default, all KKs are set so that only a small percentage of the amount is debited at the end of the month, and you pay for the remaining amount by 20% interest/anno.
Barclays!
Although they only give mini credit limits, they are one of the very few who do not pay abroad for non-EU payments.
If the order frame is too small, a few 1000 credit card account is transferred to the credit card account before a larger holiday.
And acceptance is better than any other card. In recent years, we have had problems at automated petrol stations in France. They don’t take every card, even if VISA MASTER is standing there. Barclays went everywhere. And as a motorcyclist you have to refuel more often and there are only a few petrol stations with staff, in the country only the supermarkets and those only at opening hours, so not on Sunday.
In the meantime, Barclays wants 2€ from new customers for the 100% direct debit balance per month
In fact, a wickedness! Let’s see if they also introduce it to existing customers. However, if you think about yourself: the Amazon succession offer from the LBB does not have a 100% debit at all, it would not be a problem if you always make sure to be in the plus. But otherwise you slip into the 20% loan interest, even if you don’t need it.
https://www.barclays.de/kreditkarten/visa/?intcid=www_c_kreditkarten_Our_KK_NewVisa_kartenprodukt_link_read more_website_210324
Well, they want to win all the customers and then somehow earn money. In doing so, the sales earn enough. But if they want to stay with the mini loan frame, I’ll pay more with Amex.
Mini credit limits? I don’t know, I immediately had 2 monthly nets as credit line, and after 6 months with regular use, the credit limit was raised to 3 net monthly salaries.
Don’t think. Contrary to the previous practice in the case of changes in condensation.
The customer has high sales outside the EU and produces no costs such as cash withdrawals.
I’m happy with the bank Norwegian. No card fees, free pay and cancel, no foreign currency surcharge.
Unfortunately no push notification in transactions, no temporary blocking of the card possible and a customer service that can be reached for just 4 hours a day.
There are no additional costs for amounts in euro. With foreign currencies (calculated) only about 1% is added, which you should be able to afford.