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Yes, please visit our foreign exchange page for more details.
It's safer to carry most of your holiday money in travellers' cheques. They can be replaced quickly and easily if lost or stolen – as long as you have a record of the cheque numbers. A small amount of foreign money can be very useful when you arrive abroad, as is some sterling when you return to the UK. Please note that unfortunately Scottish bank notes occasionally cause confusion outside UK – should you wish to take any sterling abroad, it's probably best to take English notes. Personal cheques usually cannot be used overseas unless as an equipment deposit. MasterCard, Visa and other major credit cards are widely accepted abroad and can often be used in automated cash dispensers with your PIN number. Most European countries also accept Cirrus and Maestro debit cards.
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