Travel-advisory site: The World Bank
Best for: Business backgrounders. The Countries section is a boon to anyone doing business overseas, with details about a nation's finances, current news and events, and an economi... More
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Best for: Business backgrounders. The Countries section is a boon to anyone doing business overseas, with details about a nation's finances, current news and events, and an economi... More
Phone your credit card companies in advance of departure. Advise the countries you’ll be visiting and dates of travel. -2009 A-List Agent Claudia Gordon More
Many banks charge a flat fee for international ATM use, plus a currency exchange fee. Ask if your bank has free overseas cash-machine locations or no-fee partners. More
Only bring essential documents: driver’s license, medical insurance cards, passport, and credit cards. (T+L Tip: Alert your bank and credit card companies before you depart, so tha... More
The Bright Card (www.brightpla.net)—a credit card that instead of offering frequent-flier miles or other rewards—invests your money in alternative-energy projects. More
If you start saving early, consider investing in a six-month CD or money market account; check www.bankrate.com for current rates and deals. More
Find out if your home bank has a local partner and avoid fees by exchanging through them. More
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