This post isn’t sponsored – just my honest advice from my experience. I’m not affiliated with Schwab or Fidelity, and I don’t earn any commission from recommending them. For anyone traveling full-time, ATM fees can be a big drain on your budget. After trying several options, I’ve found two debit cards that make a world …

If you travel abroad or you plan to travel abroad in the future, then it is time for you to shop for a good Visa or Mastercard credit card that works at the self-service machines/unattended terminals such as train ticket kiosks at some airports and train stations in some countries. You might ask, “Hey wait …

If you’re an active frequent traveler who books flights directly with airlines, the American Express Platinum Card is one of the best credit cards out there. Not only does it earn 5 points for every dollar spent on flight bookings, but it also comes with some seriously valuable travel perks that make it stand out. …

Before I consider applying for any travel credit card, I usually look for answers to my 6 main questions about the card: Does it charge foreign transaction fees? Does it have trip cancellation/interruption insurance coverage? Does it have an auto rental collision damage waiver? Does it have baggage delay insurance coverage? Does it have lost …

If you travel abroad or plan to in the future, it’s essential to shop for a good Visa or MasterCard credit card that does not charge foreign transaction fees, regardless of the country you’re visiting. Additionally, you should have a checking account that charges no fees for using ATMs anywhere in the world. Most major …