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Travelex website taken offline after cyber attack
Holidaymakers have been left unable to use foreign currency firm Travelex's website or app, after its online systems were suspended due to a software attack earlier this week
7 January 2020
Tesco Travel Money customers hit by data breach - here's what to do if you're affected
Thousands of Tesco Bank travel money customers' names, addresses and partial payment card information has been leaked
14 March 2018
Travelex to scrap Supercard due to 'higher than anticipated' costs
Currency bureau Travelex is to axe the Supercard, with cardholders told they won't be able to use it after 24 July
24 May 2017
Supercards temporarily unavailable to new customers – but other travel cards offer comparable rates
Travelex's Supercard is currently unavailable to new customers due to an
12 December 2016
Travellers left unable to use Supercards after PIN problems
Some people hoping to use the card overseas found it was cancelled, with a replacement sent to their home address
14 July 2016
10 tricks to slash the cost of spending abroad
New TravelMoneyMax APP finds your cheapest rate however you pay. Should you buy euros before the EU vote?
15 June 2016
The NEW King of spending abroad - the free Travelex Supercard launches today
The Supercard has unbeatable rates in every country, no ATM fee, no interest, no credit check and lets you earn rewards
12 May 2015
Travelex to launch currency flash sale today
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