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In the US, many, if not most, credit cards don't charge a monthly fee. Is it different in the EU?
by webstrand 7y ago
In the US, many, if not most, credit cards don't charge a monthly fee. Is it different in the EU?
- Scarblac 7y agoIn the Netherlands with my bank at least, yes there is a fee. There is also a fee for having a bank account with its included debit card, but you can't do without. Credit cards are of very limited use.
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- oltdaniel 7y agoI have not many experiences as I am 19 and haven't switche banks, but my current bank requires a fee. See https://www.lzo.com/de/home/privatkunden/kreditkarte.html https://www.lzo.com/de/home/privatkunden/kreditkarte.html
- adrianN 7y agoINGDiba and Comdirect both offer free credit cards. Probably many more banks do as well.
- 4ad 7y agoDoesn't seem to be the case for ING: https://www.ing.nl/particulier/betalen/creditcards/index.html https://www.ing.nl/particulier/betalen/creditcards/index.htm... Comdirect does, but he is in the Netherlands.