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Hume Personal Travel Money

Whether you need secure convenient access to your money overseas or want to send money to family abroad, Hume’s great range of travel products from Travelex and Cash Passport makes managing your money overseas easy.
 

Travelling Overseas

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Cash Passport

Allowing up to 7 currencies to be loaded on to the one card, a Multi-Currency Cash Passport gives you security and convenience when spending money overseas.

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Travellers Cheques

Hume also offers travel money as American Express® Travellers Cheques, which are accepted at thousands of locations worldwide.

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Hume Visa Debit Card

Accepted at over 25 million merchants and one million Visa ATMs worldwide, you can use your Hume Visa debit card to access your money overseas wherever Visa is accepted.

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Hume Visa Credit Card

Whether you're looking for a low rate, no annual fee credit card or a credit card that offers a loyalty program, Hume has a credit card to suit your needs.

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Sending Money Overseas

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Drafts

A draft is similar to a cheque and is a simple option for sending money abroad.

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Telegraphic Transfers

Wires (telegraphic transfers) allow you to transfer money electronically to most major cities around the world.

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Travel Smart

 
Money
Take more than one payment mechanism - some local cash, travellers cheques or a Cash Passport Card, and a credit or debit card. That way, if you have difficulty with any of your products (e.g. your credit card is not accepted, or the magnetic strip gets damaged), you will have an alternative. 


If your destination has a good ATM network, consider taking most of your travel funds on a Cash Passport Card; certain countries do not have a lot of ATMs so if your destination has only few ATM facilities, then travellers cheques may be a better option. Purchase your foreign currency before you leave home - exchange rates at home are often better than rates in other countries.

Insurance
Before you travel, check that your level of travel insurance cover is adequate for your destination and planned activities. 


Photocopy all travel documents, including your airline tickets, passports, hotel vouchers, travellers cheques, your travel insurance policy and assistance contact numbers and leave these with someone trustworthy at home.


Advise the relevant authority immediately if you lose any luggage. You will be required to obtain a police report within 24 hours of the loss to submit with supporting receipts, photos, etc. Written confirmation of the incident should be obtained from the airlines or other transport providers if luggage has gone missing while in their care.


Ensure that you have had the appropriate vaccinations for the countries you intend to visit (and that they are still current).

Travel Notices

Make sure you're up to date with the latest information when you travel the world. Visit www.smartraveller.gov.au for free travel advice and view Hume’s travel notices for information that may affect your travel insurance policy.

This is general advice only and has been prepared without taking into account your particular objectives, financial situation and needs. You should consider if this product is appropriate for your own objectives, financial situation and needs, before making a decision based on this information.