[00:02] another currency, the mistake almost everyone makes is paying with their regular bank card, BBVA, Santander, La Caixa, because even if they tell you they don't charge a commission for the currency exchange, they do .  It's happened to me, and
[00:16] that commission is about 3%.  And if you withdraw money from an ATM, well, I won't even tell you.  The best option is to use a Neobank like Revolut, which transparently tells you with its free account that they don't charge any currency exchange fees
[00:29] up to the first €1,000 of each month.  And I've checked and it's correct, but be aware that they don't charge a commission from Monday to Friday because they do charge a fee on the weekend, although it's only 1%, which is much less
[00:42] explain my trick to you.  If I'm traveling in the United States, I exchange my euros for dollars on Wednesday within the app and then pay with my dollars on the weekend.  Since I buy something that is in dollars with my own
[00:56] therefore there is no currency exchange commission .  And Revolut is also smart enough to use my dollars if I buy something that's priced in dollars.  Comment "Revolute" and I'll send you my YouTube video where I share all the
[01:09] tips for traveling while paying much less using Revolut.  M.