Using Your ATM Abroad
June 27 marks the 40th anniversary of John Shepherd Barron’s invention, the ATM. It was first installed in a Barclay branch in Enfield, north of London.
Also known as cash machine, hole-in-the-wall, cashpoint and Bancomat, Automated Teller Machines makes it convenient for us to get the local currency while traveling abroad without having to carry a bagful of cash. Again, thanks to John Shepherd Barron.
Now, when you plan on using your ATM on your next trip abroad, note that…
some banks charge fees. Check with your bank before you start recklessly using your ATM card during your travels. If …read more
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