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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.It depends what card you have - for example a Nationwide card will have no fees and its exchange rate will be around 5% better than the Post Office - who incidentally do NOT have particularly competitive rates (well it depends on who you compare them with, they are by no means the worst).
The combined fees/exchange rate on the worst cards (eg Lloyds) will still be no worse overall than you'd do at the Post Office.
The combined fees/exchange rate on the worst cards (eg Lloyds) will still be no worse overall than you'd do at the Post Office.
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