Is it better to exchange currency in your home country before leaving to the destination and carry it with you or to withdraw it directly at the destination from an ATM? What is cheapest? In today’s video we will be looking precisely at this, which is something that is quite relevant when you are tying to spend as little as possible but that unfortunately it is not so easy to check. The main reason is that most banks are not really transparent with the fees they charge and preparing this video I have found it particularly hard to find out the exact exchange rates used by different banks. With that said, let’s go directly into answering the question of the video and sharing my findings! Video N26 + Revolut explained: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lmwEiUowol0 Referral link Revolut: https://revolut.com/referral/roberti79j!SEP2-22-AR-WP-L1 Referral link N26: https://n26.com/r/roberta7033 Caixabank exchange rates: https://www2.caixabank.es/apl/divisas/index_ca.html#cotitzacions_de_bitllets_per_a_operacions_de_compra/venda_entre_0,00_i_3.000,00%C2%A0euros ING Bank exchange rates: https://www.ing.es/cuenta-nomina-ing/cambio-moneda BBVA Bank exchange rate: https://www.bbva.es/general/cambio-divisas-moneda.html Mastercard exchange rate: https://www.mastercard.us/en-us/personal/get-support/convert-currency.html N26 ATM withdrawal abroad: https://n26.com/en-eu/using-debit-card-abroad If you enjoyed the video please subscribe and like it so that more people can see it! - Link to my Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/robertalcaniz/ - Link to my Website: https://www.saveandfun.com/ *Disclaimer: I am NOT a financial advisor, my videos are for entertainment purposes only and may contain affiliate links or sponsorships from which I might earn a commission. You should always do your own research before making any financial decision.