Summer. It’s one of the most popular times of the year for Australians to head interstate or overseas to make use of the holiday period, and it's also prime time for planning that international adventure next year.
As we approach the final weeks of 2019, many Aussies will be keeping half an eye on their calendar as they count down the days until it's time to head to the airport for their summer holiday abroad.
One of the more unfavourable parts about going on holiday is having to deal with transaction fees and unfavourable exchange rate markups.
If you’ve been using an Australia Post Load & Go travel card for a while now, this is news you’ll need to hear: Australia Post has announced it is replacing its Load & Go card with a multi-currency Travel Platinum Mastercard.
Mozo has found travellers who are planning to head overseas to beat the winter blues could end up forking out $385 in unnecessary bank fees by choosing the wrong travel money option - enough for a return flight to Phuket, Bali or Singapore.
For many Aussie travellers, the promise of a new getaway can get the blood pumping and the adrenaline going. And with all the excitement surrounding booking accommodation and organising activities, it’s not uncommon to neglect picking the right travel plastic.
If you’re looking to transfer some money overseas in 2019 you’re in luck. We’ve just announced the 2019 International Money Transfer Mozo Expert Choice Award-winners!
Bankwest has yet again triumphed in the 2019 Mozo Experts Choice Travel Money Awards, claiming the title of Travel Credit Card Provider of the Year for the third time in a row.
We know that picking an overseas destination can be a difficult choice. From world class sporting events, annual cultural experiences, art exhibits and music festivals, the opportunities are endless if you know where to find them. Start planning now and check out our list of fulfilling events plus handy travel money tips in 2019 that you can find on both a global and domestic scale.
Whether you’re a frequent traveller or a lover of online shopping, you may or may not have heard of a sneaky tactic called ‘dynamic currency conversion’.