Sentence examples for a foreign exchange fee from inspiring English sources

If you are, say, from the UK and shopping on a US site, a card transaction will entail a foreign exchange fee, while your bank/card company will be likely to take a wider spread on the exchange rate, plus levy a one-off charge for a foreign payment.

And banks often charge a foreign-exchange fee (usually a percentage of your withdrawal) whenever you use their cards at A.T.M.'s abroad.

There is also a 1.5% foreign exchange fee on all non-sterling transactions.

Example A purchase in a foreign shop on a standard Lloyds TSB debit card carries a £1 transaction charge and a 2.99% foreign exchange fee.

While wire transfers typically incur fees from the initiating bank, intermediaries and the recipient's bank, plus the foreign exchange fee, Align only charges a low 1.9% foreign-exchange rate.

The bank is dropping the foreign exchange fee of 3percentt on all transfers.

Even after adding the 3 percent foreign exchange fee typically charged by major American card issuers, it was still more expensive to use a Travelex Chip and PIN card.

Our research suggested that in many cases Tesco and RBS were imposing an extra mark-up of about 2% or more on top of the published 2.75% foreign exchange fee.

She also said that they offer purchase protection, roadside assistance and no foreign exchange fee.

There are a number of cards that won't charge you a penny in foreign exchange fees or other bank charges when you use them in shops, hotels and restaurants, or to withdraw money from cash machines.

There is no Africa premium". He said Moneygram was offering a competitive service for people shunned by high street banks and that someone sending £200 from the UK to Africa would pay a charge of 5.1%, including foreign exchange fees, against a global average of 4.9%.