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This is how to keep your money safe when travelling abroad, according to experts

Going abroad? Follow these extra precautions to prevent money-related issues
The article from AOL provides essential tips for keeping money safe while traveling abroad. It emphasizes the importance of notifying your bank about your travel plans to avoid account freezes, using credit cards with no foreign transaction fees, and carrying a mix of payment methods including cash, credit, and debit cards. It also advises travelers to keep emergency cash hidden, use ATMs during daylight hours, and be cautious of scams and pickpockets. Additionally, the article suggests keeping digital copies of important documents and using hotel safes for storing valuables, ensuring a safer and more enjoyable travel experience.

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