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	<br><br><br>Deciding how to get local currency before a trip is one of those small decisions that either costs you nothing or quietly drains a hundred dollars. The rules are not obvious but they are consistent.<br><br><br><br>Buying currency at your home airport is almost always the worst option. Airport exchange counters mark up rates by five to ten percent and charge an additional service fee on top. The convenience is real but the price is severe.<br><br><br><br>Ordering currency through your home bank is better but still not great. Most banks offer a rate around three to four percent worse than mid-market, and charge a delivery or handling fee. 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Buying currency at your home airport is almost always the worst option. Airport exchange counters mark up rates by five to ten percent and charge an additional service fee on top. The convenience is real but the price is severe.
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