Not exact matches
Bottom Line: There are no foreign
transaction fees on the Chase Southwest Rapid Rewards ® Premier Credit Card,
so you can earn points while traveling overseas if you use the More Rewards for
international travel awards.
Trips like these can add up quickly,
so in addition to normal travel costs (like flights, food and hotel accommodations), you'll need to consider currency exchange rates, foreign
transaction fees on credit cards, roaming charges on your phone, whether you need certain immunizations before entering your destination country and
international departure
fees (if you're flying).
One thing to note, however: the card does come with a foreign
transaction fee,
so international travelers may not find this the most valuable option.
It's not the best earning rate, but this card charges no foreign
transaction fees,
so you can rest assured your
international purchases will not accrue extra charges.
Harrine Freeman, CEO of H.E. Freeman Enterprises and a speaker, columnist and author says, «It may be tempting to use a credit card abroad, but beware of the costs associated with doing
so — ATM
fees charge up to 2 percent for every
transaction, and some companies penalize you about $ 5 every time you take out $ 100 from an
international ATM.»
It has no foreign
transaction fee, while the SPG Business Amex does,
so you should use your Hyatt Visa for stays at
international properties.
Bottom Line: There are no foreign
transaction fees on the Chase Southwest Rapid Rewards ® Premier Credit Card,
so you can earn points while traveling overseas if you use the More Rewards for
international travel awards.
Unfortunately, the Amex Surpass does not waive foreign
transaction fees but the Citi Reserve does,
so it definitely has an
international advantage.
It also has no foreign
transaction fee,
so it's great for
international use.
The card has an $ 85 annual
fee (waived the first year), but no foreign
transaction fees,
so it's a good fit for the
international traveler.
This Capital One ® credit card has a $ 0 annual
fee and no foreign
transactions fee,
so for
international travelers it's a simple way to save a little extra cash.
In addition, it does charge an
international transaction fee despite there being Hilton properties across the world,
so it's not the card to bring with you when you visit other countries.
It sounds as if you'll be doing a fair bit of
international travel,
so you're right to look for a card that has no foreign
transaction fees.