If you're abroad and the exchange rate is continuing to rise, which one is advantageous, credit card, check card, or cash, considering the exchange rate?
574 2017-08-29 Gentleman
Assuming the exchange rate goes up, it's cash
The credit card is not based on the exchange rate, but based on a certain amount of time
It's more expensive if the exchange rate is going up
The debit card doesn't come off as soon as we do, but it seems to take some time
Cash has an advantage
The first person explained the exchange rate in detail, so pass...
Besides that, there's a separate fee for credit cards and check cards
In other countries, people who use credit card fees get paid
Was it 1%? I think so
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