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Canada’s best no foreign transaction fee credit cards 2022
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Canadians love to travel, but when shopping with their credit cards outside of Canada, many pay foreign transaction fees—as much as 2.5%—on every purchase. The good news is there’s a good selection of credit cards out there that either offer no foreign transaction fees or return more than enough cash back to cover the fees. If you’re a frequent traveller or online shopper, you could save a lot of money by bringing a no foreign transaction fee card along on your next trip.
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