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The cash advance fee is charged by your credit-card company and is part of your contract with them.
To minimize the cash advance fee, do not take cash advances. You can do this by adding money to your account so that the credit-card owes you money. In this case you will be charged a transaction fee which is usually smaller, since you are not borrowing any ...
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It turns out that even though "Cash advance fee - ATM" has "ATM" in it, it doesn't mean that it's being charged by the ATM you're withdrawing from. It's still being charged by the bank of your home country.
And depending on your bank, that fee can be minimized by having a positive balance in your credit card account. This isn't just for cards specially ...
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There are two different sets of privileges here, those supplied by the airline program and those by the credit card.
The overwhelming majority of truly frequent flyers (50,000+ miles per year) are traveling for business purposes, where someone else is paying for and oftentimes also booking the flights. So long as your Mileage Plus number is on the passenger ...
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It is quite hard to find ATMs that accept foreign cards, including Visa Electron and Cirrus cards in Korea outside areas with more foreign expats and tourists.
The ATMs which accept non-Korean cards will have a small logo or sign saying "Global ATM".
Thread about "Global ATMs" on official Seoul tourism website "Visit Seoul".
One of these areas with more ...
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