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You Can Now Get Forex Cards Delivered Via Blinkit, After Its Tie-Up With Thomas Cook
Indian travellers in Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru can now get Thomas Cook's forex cards delivered home via Blinkit. A virtual KYC option is available for loading funds.
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Should You Exchange Currency At The Airport? The Truth About Rates And Fees
Airport money exchange may feel like the easiest option, but there is more to it than meets the eye. Here's what you need to know before handing over your cash.
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9 Hidden Travel Costs Many Indians Forget To Budget For
If you are planning a trip and dont want to shock yourself later when additional expenses add onto your budget, follow this guide to know where you might need to spend a little extra.
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Forex Card vs Foreign Currency: What Should You Choose For Your Next International Holiday
Planning an international holiday? Confused about what to carry: Forex cards and foreign currency? Heres what every traveller must know before booking their trip.
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Centre Makes Special Arrangements To Meet Forex Needs Of Haj Pilgrims
Emphasising on a "cashless Haj", the government has made special arrangements to meet the foreign exchange requirements of those going on the annual pilgrimage, including the issuance of a forex card through the State Bank of India (SBI).
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Prepaid Forex Cards Given To Jet Airways Staff "Frozen"
Prepaid forex cards held by staff members of the grounded Jet Airways were "frozen" on Wednesday.
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Paytm Launches Forex Services, Will Offer a Forex Card and Currency Notes
Paytm will offer multi-currency forex card and cash to buyers, with 48-hour deliveries.
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'Bunty and Babli' cheat Forex dealer of 15,000 euros
This real-life Bunty and Babli pair played their cards so well, the dealer in foreign currency they cheated never realised their malicious motive till they had relieved him of 15,000 euros (about Rs 9 lakh). Somewhat like the Bollywood movie Bunty aur Babli about a man and a woman who dupe people by taking on different guises, the woman who did a B...
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You Can Now Get Forex Cards Delivered Via Blinkit, After Its Tie-Up With Thomas Cook
Indian travellers in Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru can now get Thomas Cook's forex cards delivered home via Blinkit. A virtual KYC option is available for loading funds.
-
Should You Exchange Currency At The Airport? The Truth About Rates And Fees
Airport money exchange may feel like the easiest option, but there is more to it than meets the eye. Here's what you need to know before handing over your cash.
-
9 Hidden Travel Costs Many Indians Forget To Budget For
If you are planning a trip and dont want to shock yourself later when additional expenses add onto your budget, follow this guide to know where you might need to spend a little extra.
-
Forex Card vs Foreign Currency: What Should You Choose For Your Next International Holiday
Planning an international holiday? Confused about what to carry: Forex cards and foreign currency? Heres what every traveller must know before booking their trip.
-
Centre Makes Special Arrangements To Meet Forex Needs Of Haj Pilgrims
Emphasising on a "cashless Haj", the government has made special arrangements to meet the foreign exchange requirements of those going on the annual pilgrimage, including the issuance of a forex card through the State Bank of India (SBI).
-
Prepaid Forex Cards Given To Jet Airways Staff "Frozen"
Prepaid forex cards held by staff members of the grounded Jet Airways were "frozen" on Wednesday.
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Paytm Launches Forex Services, Will Offer a Forex Card and Currency Notes
Paytm will offer multi-currency forex card and cash to buyers, with 48-hour deliveries.
-
'Bunty and Babli' cheat Forex dealer of 15,000 euros
This real-life Bunty and Babli pair played their cards so well, the dealer in foreign currency they cheated never realised their malicious motive till they had relieved him of 15,000 euros (about Rs 9 lakh). Somewhat like the Bollywood movie Bunty aur Babli about a man and a woman who dupe people by taking on different guises, the woman who did a B...
