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Anonymous

24 Apr 2020

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How would you compare the RHB TravelFX Multi-currency card to Youtrip? Which do you feel is better?

I used Youtrip during my holiday last year and i would say it was very accessible and the rates were pretty good. How would you compare it to RHB TravelFX? Pros and cons of them?

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24 Apr 2020

You can check out the comparisons with other MCC here: https://blog.moneysmart.sg/travel/multi-currenc...

The main difference would be the number of currencies it supports. YouTrip has a wider range of currencies that can be converted to.

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