Caxton Card Advice

[smudgester]

So ... are there any advantages of using the Caxton card over, say, the Halifax Clarity card ?

[Noodle500]

If you withdraw cash on the Clarity Card you will get charged interest from date of withdrawal. I've read the exchange rate is good tho so that would offset interest. You could always log on and pay it off while you are away.

[Noodle500]

Originally Posted by Suzieb01

Was thinking of sorting out this now, we go in July. So won't be using it for a while, Does anyone know if they charge a fee if you don't use it for a certain length of time like some cards do?

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I haven't been charged a fee. Got the card in 2014 for first visit. Didn't use it again until 2017.
I did notice that a got charged a few pence when I used a UK ATM to check balance and change pin.

[mseagle]

Originally Posted by smudgester

So ... are there any advantages of using the Caxton card over, say, the Halifax Clarity card ?

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Think of Caxton as a debit card and Clarity as a credit card. That’s all I take - works well.

[mseagle]

Originally Posted by mrsbenny

I am the same as you and always deal in cash but this year I’ve decided to start using pre paid cards and I thought no I’m going to order a Claxton one.

I’m just wondering if we can have two attached to the same account?

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We have attached to one account - works well

[Suzieb01]

Originally Posted by Noodle500

I haven't been charged a fee. Got the card in 2014 for first visit. Didn't use it again until 2017.
I did notice that a got charged a few pence when I used a UK ATM to check balance and change pin.

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Many Thanks Noodle500 😄