How to Exchange + Spend Money in London

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Title	:	How to Exchange + Spend Money in London
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I am an indian travelling to london as tourist Can i change us dollars to pounds freely? If so where?
Comment from : ManojMamta Singhal

can i use the same money in London as well as Cologne, Munich and in Austria?
Comment from : Jason Miller

Yes I was looking for this 😊
Comment from : Lacitas Sears

Me along with my family watch your content daily, numerous times, we can’t thank you enough brRegards Gwenn Gomes Goa India
Comment from : Dr Lyn De Ornelas

i am in india i want to come to london for 2 weeks how much pounds i need to have with me
Comment from : loki

I've lived in England before (1990's) but your info was bang on and a nice refresher course Thanks for sharing!
Comment from : Wade A

Hi Jess, love the videos! Dumb question-my wife and I are arriving late to Heathrow (1030pm) from the US (A) will taxis accept credit/debit card and (B) is the £50 or so fare per trip or per person? Thanks!
Comment from : Jeffrey Koger

HSBC does have charges, I was just at a NYC branch and they said that using a London HSBC ATM involves fees, and going to the branch office counter wasn't an option
Comment from : D

does my debit/creditcard have to have a chip or pin on it to work in england ?
Comment from : John BAKER

I’m going to London in a few weeks and I’ve been binge watching all your videos! I feel like I know you at this point
Comment from : Jessica Mendoza

Thank you for all the helpful info! I honestly did a double-take when you said "buck" in explaining the quid LOL
Comment from : L-11

How much is your hotel a day? Like I heard it’s cheap to stay out there longs your getting US money sent in cuz US money worth a lot out there
Comment from : Harry Scissorhands

Right now, 1 USD Is 077 GBP So I'm thinking that if I go to the UK post office and exchange the money, the exchange rate will be based on that rate, rather than the 122 exchange rate shown on the Post Office website, right? Please advise me
Comment from : Courtney P

so we haveto tip everywhere we go?
Comment from : Hackergr

I’ve watched many of your videos and have subscribed You do an excellent job of explaining and covering so many topics We can’t wait for our England trip in June Thanks again! 👍🏻
Comment from : Kathy Connaghan

Thank you, really helpful
Comment from : Em D

Is there a train or a bus that goes into the city of London?
Comment from : The Pink Snob

hii hellobrhere Saurabh from Indiabractually I'm coming next week to London so; can you guided about exchange money n overall tour their #4 days spend
Comment from : Saurabh D Zade

Great videos loved all of them
Comment from : Harri-Ann Irwin

Get Revolut card and you won’t spend a penny on currency exchange
Comment from : Ivan Tokmenin

Hope One day i will definately come to LONDON
Comment from : Shrikant Darade

Love you video, thank you for the advise!brI love the money their! When I get go over to the UK London for the first time ever, which I'm so excited and badly want to go, it's my dream! I am bring back every coin and bill back to the US and never use it! I want to collect different countries money! The UK money is really cool and interesting history! Awesome advise love your other videos I didn't know about the banks charging you to withdraw and exchange money too!
Comment from : Liz DeStefano

How do I find places to buy an oyster card? Staying at the Park Plaza Westminster Bridge
Comment from : Christine Whyle

where did she get that living room TV center? i need one of those Ikea much? :)
Comment from : Maxine Pittman

About Barclays: They have a US presence by offering online savings accounts and credit cards issued by them and also they're the credit card issuer for other banks, but they don't have branches here If they do, they're sure hiding them As far as exchanging currency, charging stuff and ATM use, if you don't travel very often, I wouldn't get too wound up trying to save a small percent on fees and exchange rates What money you might save will not make a difference in the course of your life, plus will take away from your time doing things Accept it as a cost of traveling and enjoy your vacation Good video
Comment from : roachtoasties

I'm visiting from Canada in a few weeks, I was wondering how the taxes work on items sold in shops I was told that the price advertised is the price you pay, unlike here where if something is 1999 is actually more with taxes I'm only in London for a week but i'm pretty excited Flying into Gatwick on the 9 of Aug Your videos have helped me so muchThank you)
Comment from : Winston Duggz

does the Post office charge you for the transaction?
Comment from : Ghost_In_A_Shell

love you london and you
Comment from : kapil verma

Thank you
Comment from : David Milam

Hi I heard from my friends small money exchange stores often has best rate, can you reccomend which location will be the best? She said its mostly quite far from touristic place thank you!
Comment from : Sarah Tallane

Thank you!!
Comment from : L

I am in love with your videos!!
Comment from : Armando Leopoldino

Taxi from the airport!? Heathrow/Gatwick express a far better option, there's even the very good bus/tube options actually at the terminal
Comment from : Noboil Frog

Just got back from London one week my US atm debit and credit card worked in all London ATM's (Major ATM's only) Post Office, Airports, Train stations very convenient My credit and debit cards worked at all stores taxi cabs restaurants it was like being back in NYC JUST REMEMBER TO GIVE YOUR BANK A TRAVEL ALERT BEFORE LEAVING, THEY MAY BLOCK YOUR CARDS IF THEY DETECT OVERSEAS USAGE, THINKING IT'S FRAUD Love London, will be back, this time a not so green touristlol
Comment from : Company Owner

Do British airports have Foreign Exchange Machine to get British pounds?
Comment from : Dario Witer

Do not get a taxi from the airport! But yes, get a bunch of pounds before you go And the tips are good A few years back the Barklay's cash machines didn't charge a fee for use, but two years ago they all said no fee (Of course your bank will charge something like she said)
Comment from : emjayay

hehhe always same song in almost all videos
Comment from : Haircut Zvonimir

im going to london this week and my friend gave me Euros to spend, are they valid in London?
Comment from : Yomira G

I second getting a credit card that doesn't charge exchange fees I got a Bank of America Travel credit card that doesn't charge any fees It's a great thing I'm able to order tea from London without any additional fees now that I'm back home It also gives a point worth about 15 cents for every dollar I charge on it that I can apply to any travel expenses Also check with your bank to see if they have a partner bank in London Like Bank of America does with Barclays I took about 100 gpb with me but mostly charged everything The notes are easy but the change is hard to count when you aren't familiar with it
Comment from : RandomJane

Hello? thank you send me slightly if you have more money
Comment from : Waseem Awan Waseem Awan

You have so many excellent tips for traveling in London and even the UK One small point both Barclay's and HSBC (Hong Kong-Shanghai Bank Corporation) are really British banks with lot's of US branches
Comment from : Al Stock

(looking at pricing for walking tours) what does £8 for concs mean?
Comment from : Jacqueline Coplen

I thought that there is no tipping in Europe
Comment from : Dr ROB

When I was in London l have always in cash pounds and Euro money some shops especially gift and souvenir shops accept the Euro banknotes but they give the change in pounds
Comment from : Albert Odillon

Thanks for making this video! Stupid question, but I was wondering if we walk into a post office with American cash, will they be able to exchange for pounds? and are the fees high?
Comment from : Dee Cee

Thank you for all of the useful information! I am actually visiting London this week and have heard post offices are the best places to receive cash if I need it Besides a passport, do I need a debit card or credit card? I will have both but I wasn't sure how you actually exchanged for cash Thank you!
Comment from : CAH

Hi, again Another great vid I have tried to download the guide, but I am getting a 404 error code :( Not sure if this is just my phone or others have had the same issue Thank you :)
Comment from : AK MCGRATH

It may be worth pointing out that some UK coins have a non-trivial value The £2 coin is worth $250, so taking home a purseful of coins that you won't be able to change into dollars would be inefficient
Comment from : Frank Upton

SO if I exchange 1000 dollars into pounds what should I get back ??
Comment from : CelosTelevision

love your videos!!! do the Markets take credit or only cash?
Comment from : Florence Dong

Hey Hey :) brLove your videos !! brDo you have good plans for New Years Eve ? I come for New Years Eve and I don't really know what to do or where to go (apart from the fireworks by the Big Ben) ! Thank you so much for your answer :) brXx
Comment from : Krystel Amacker

Great seeing your videos , this coming August for the first time I am visiting London with my husband , I am learning a lot with you , for example I thought that all Europe and UK uses the same plug adapter I just find out with you that is not like that lol
Comment from : Pregnancy Tips / Women Health

A couple of things you may have missed is in England we have £50 notes which are not in general circulation if an American or other visitor's gets cash before they leave their home country and have some your best bet is taking them to a bank to change for smaller bills/note £5,£10,£20 I lived all my life here and I've never seen one (£50note) Second if visitor use the hole in the wall (ATM) or which to pay with a credit card or debit card they need a pin number do they have them in America Last but not least American Express is not accepted in lot of the smaller shops up north so take some other form of payment Hope this information is OK the video again was very fair and balanced
Comment from : tony rant n rave

How hard to people from another coutnry find a job in London?
Comment from : Kristina_Laff

Great video lots of helpful info Thank you!
Comment from : London Is Amazing

Great tips Thank you!
Comment from : London Is Amazing

You can also get a debit card from visa and maybe others which you put money on and use to pay where ever you see the card logo its not linked to your bank account so if gets lost or stolen it can only be used for the amount left on it
Comment from : West Country Nordic