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Design your own travel insurance with M&S Money

(September 19, 2011)

M&S Money has launched a new travel insurance system that allows customers to tailor their policy according to their particular requirements.

Ryanair Launch New Cash Passport Master Card Prepaid Card

(September 14, 2011)

Ryanair has launched it’s own prepaid credit card in association with MasterCard and Access Prepaid Worldwide. The new prepaid card, launching in October will have many benefits for travellers and consumers.

Brits will spend £1.47 Billion abroad this Summer

(July 26, 2011)

Barclays have predicted £43 million will be spent on debit cards on Friday 29th July as the peak holiday spending day.

Prepaid Cards for Budgeting Money

(November 11, 2010)

Research has revealed average monthly income is inadequate for providing the lifestyle the majority of Brits seek.

Brits Seek Winter Break Bargains

(November 8, 2010)

A huge one in four Brits now plan their annual holiday during autumn and early winter to avoid peak prices and seek winter sun.

Travel Money Cards Help Accommodate Tax Rise

(November 1, 2010)

Travellers are set to experience an increase in Air Passenger Duty (APD) from today but research shows two thirds of consumers do not know how much tax they previously paid on a flight.

What Are Prepaid Travel Money Cards For?

(October 22, 2010)

Travel money cards are like prepaid cards which are used for everyday purchases but for taking your money abroad.

Prepaid Cards help Prevent Online Identity Fraud

(October 15, 2010)

Identity fraud has increased by almost 10 percent in the first nine months of the year a new report reveals.

Prepaid Cards Benefit Holidaymakers

(October 14, 2010)

Prepaid cards are fast becoming the holidaymaker’s best friend when it comes to carrying your money abroad.

ICE Travellers Cashcard is the way to pay for flights with Ryanair

(December 4, 2009)

ICE Travellers Cashcard is the way to pay for flights with Ryanair Charge free solution to hefty credit and debit card charges With Ryanair announcing that from 1st January 2010 it will charge £10