If you’re planning a move to Germany and you’re looking into which bank account you should open – STOP! There are a few things I want to share with you that may change your mind about which bank is the right one for you.

UPDATE: American? Many banks are no longer accepting American documentation. In this case, I’d recommend checking out Wise Bank: https://wise.prf.hn/l/pRexDZQ

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TOP BANKS MENTIONED IN VIDEO:
– N26: http://bit.ly/N26-WEBSITE
– DKB: https://bit.ly/DKB-bank-de
– COMDIRECT: http://bit.ly/comdirect-LID

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– 6 of the Best Expat Banks in Germany: https://lifeinduesseldorf.com/best-expat-banks-germany/
– Your Options for Money Transfers to/from Germany: https://lifeinduesseldorf.com/international-money-transfers/

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N26 finally launched in the US and Josh and Zack explore how the challenger bank structured its launch (100,000 beta users and via a banking partner). Your hosts also explore what this means for the other European challenger banks gearing up to launch like Monzo and Revolut.

Next up, Zack mentions MoneyLion’s $160 million investment which included Capital One’s participation. This appears to be the bank’s first investment in a challenger bank but perhaps it’s also the first time a major bank has invested in a challenger bank.

Robo-adviser Betterment has launched a new banking product which includes a high yield savings account — Everyday Savings — and announced it will roll out checking — Everyday Checking — later in 2019.

I’d like to thank our sponsor MX for supporting Tearsheet’s work. MX is the leading data platform for banks, credit unions and fintechs, enabling its clients and partners to easily collect, enhance, analyze, present and act on financial data.

Today I will be sharing why I use the Revolut and N26 cards when I travel abroad instead of using the cards from my traditional Spanish banks (but it can be extrapolated to many other traditional banks in other countries). Small spoiler, it has to do with saving money while travelling, so if this sounds like something that you are interested on, stick around!
Before I start, what can you expect from this video? Besides a really quick introduction to Revolut and N26, we will be comparing the fees for transactions in other currencies of Revolut, N26 and then other traditional banks. In addition, we will also look at the fees to withdraw cash in ATMs in different currencies, but with that said, let’s dive into the topic!

MasterCard currency converter calculator: https://www.mastercard.us/en-us/personal/get-support/convert-currency.html

Revolut currency converter calculator: https://www.revolut.com/currency-converter/

Fees Revolut: https://www.revolut.com/legal/standard-fees/

Foreign transaction fee N26: https://n26.com/en-eu/foreign-transaction-fee

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Referral link N26: https://n26.com/r/roberta7033

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