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NRI credit cards: Rewards and lounge access aren’t everything, what more NRIs should know before getting an Indian credit cardFor Non-Resident Indians (NRIs), an Indian credit card offers significant benefits beyond convenience, including building a crucial CIBIL s...- Can you use UPI abroad? Here’s what Indian travellers must know about charges, limits and security risksIndian travellers are increasingly using UPI abroad for convenient payments, but understanding its limitations and risks is crucial. While ...
- Zero forex to complementary lounge access: 5 popular travel credit cards worth checking outFrequent travelers can enhance their journeys with the right credit cards. Cards like Federal Bank Scapia and Ixigo AU offer lounge access ...
- Credit cards for NRIs and H-1B workers: Check features, fees, documents required and benefitsNon-resident Indians can now get credit cards in India. These cards offer benefits for spending both in India and abroad. Several banks lik...
- Can you fulfil your study abroad dream without going broke? Here are 7 ways to minimise costsStudying abroad involves more than just academic merit; it's a significant financial investment. Indian students often underestimate hidden...
- Looking for cashback and rewards? These 5 credit cards suit frequent buyersRegular shoppers can significantly boost savings with the right credit card, earning cashback, reward points, and discounts on various plat...
- TCS is down, but the 'hidden fees' remain: Why budget 2026 is only step one for Indian studentsIndia's Budget 2026 significantly reduced TCS on overseas remittances and tour packages, while RBI mandated full fee transparency for forex...
- Forex card vs credit card: Here’s how you can smartly save money on international travel with Zero Forex Markup cards?As holiday travel abroad looms, Indians face a crucial decision on travel cards due to the rupee's depreciation. Forex cards offer a way to...
- Are zero-forex cards better than prepaid cards for overseas travel?
- Why zero forex cards are better than prepaid cards for frequent overseas travellers?Frequent overseas travellers may find newer zero-forex cards offer better savings and accelerated rewards.
- Unlimited free lounge for family, 10% airmiles earning, zero forex markup, Rs 8 cr credit line on this newly launched invitation only premium credit cardKotak Mahindra Bank introduces 'Kotak Solitaire,' an exclusive, invitation-only banking program tailored for India's high-net-worth individ...
- These SBI Card holders to lose complimentary air accident insurance benefit from August 11, 2025-Are you affected?High-value covers of Rs 1 crore and Rs 50 lakh, which were earlier offered as additional benefits on these credit cards, are part of the wi...
- This new student forex card offers zero markup fees, free ATM withdrawals, up to Rs 15,000 cashback on fee transfers and more, check detailsBookMyForex, a MakeMyTrip subsidiary, introduces the "Double Crazy Sale – Student Edition," offering Indian students over Rs 20,000 in cash...
- Check it if going abroad: A new forex card with no charges for ATM withdrawal, forex currency conversion and its lifetime freeForex card: BookMyForex has launched an new single currency forex card which offers no charges for ATM withdrawals and forex currency conve...
- Travel credit cards: 5 smart things to knowA travel credit card is specifically designed to provide benefits that are related to travel expenses.
- Debit card or credit card: Which one should you use on international trip to save on forex, ATM charges, TCS?Debit card vs credit card: The first thing to keep in mind is that using a debit card means spending the money in your account. Credit card...
- LIC Cards launches two credit credits: Interest from 9%, rewards on insurance premiums, Rs 5 lakh accident cover, and moreIDFC FIRST Bank, LIC Cards, and Mastercard have introduced two credit cards — LIC Classic and LIC Select. There will be zero joining fee an...
- 20% TCS from October 1, 2023: How a forex card could save you more than a credit card during international tripsTCS on forex payments: From October 1, 2023, forex cards will attract at 20% if the user loads over Rs 7 lakh on the card in a financial ye...
- Study abroad: How to minimise charges on foreign money transfersSince international payments aren't a one-time thing when you study abroad, you'll need a convenient, fast, and cost-effective method to tr...
- How new interbank forex card from BookMyForex cuts charges to the lowestInterbank forex rates are the rates at which banks deal with each other for currency exchange and is considered the true foreign exchange r...
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