Gordon Gekko
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The 1% cashback outside the EU made it self-financing for me...and I thought the metal card was pretty cool.
The costs and advantages of the Revolut metal card
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The 1% cashback outside the EU made it self-financing for me...and I thought the metal card was pretty cool.
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Standard
- Free UK account
- Free Euro IBAN account
- Spend in over 150 currencies at the interbank exchange rate
- Exchange in 30 fiat currencies up to €6,000 per month without any hidden fees
- No fee ATM withdrawals up to €200 per month
- Free Revolut card (excl. delivery)
- Instant access to 5 cryptocurrencies
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Premium €7.99 per month
Additional benefits
Additional benefits
- Exchange in 30 fiat currencies - no monthly limit (vs. €6,000 limit on standard)
- No fee ATM withdrawals up to €400 per month (vs. €200 on standard)
- Overseas medical insurance
- Delayed baggage & delayed flight insurance
- Global express delivery
- Priority customer support
- Premium card with exclusive designs
- Disposable virtual cards
- LoungeKey Pass access
- Free lounge passes for you and a friend if your flight is delayed by >1 hour
- Revolut Junior accounts for up to 2 kids
Brendan Burgess
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Metal €13.99
Additional benefits over Premium
Additional benefits over Premium
- No fee ATM withdrawals up to €600 per month (vs. €400 on Premium)
- Exclusive Revolut Metal card
- Free lounge passes for your and up to 3 friends if your flight is delayed >1 hour (vs. 1 friend on Premium)
- Revolut Junior accounts for up to 5 kids (vs. 2 kids on Premium)
- 0.1% cashback within Europe and 1% outside Europe on all card payments
- Get access to a concierge to help you manage your lifestyle
Brendan Burgess
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0.1% cashback within Europe and 1% outside Europe on all card payments
Does this apply to all purchases made from foreign suppliers or do you have to be in that foreign country at the time?
For example, if I buy something from a US website for €1,400 - will I will get back €14?
Brendan
Does this apply to all purchases made from foreign suppliers or do you have to be in that foreign country at the time?
For example, if I buy something from a US website for €1,400 - will I will get back €14?
Brendan
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Hi Brendan,
Yes, you will.
We holiday at least once, and usually twice, a year outside of Europe. I’m also in the US a reasonable amount. I pay any work related stuff myself using my Revolut card and then claim my expenses as normal which is a handy ancillary benefit.
The airport lounge thing is fine.
I have no idea re the concierge.
Free ATM withdrawals is decent.
I like the actual card basically and had an angle to make it self-financing.
Gordon
Yes, you will.
We holiday at least once, and usually twice, a year outside of Europe. I’m also in the US a reasonable amount. I pay any work related stuff myself using my Revolut card and then claim my expenses as normal which is a handy ancillary benefit.
The airport lounge thing is fine.
I have no idea re the concierge.
Free ATM withdrawals is decent.
I like the actual card basically and had an angle to make it self-financing.
Gordon
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I would have to spend €17,000 a year outside Europe to recover the cost. I might spend €1,000 a year, but no more, so that wouldn't be of any value to me. Well I would get €10 back.
I see that you have to pay €22 for the Lounge Key Pass
Not sure I would pay that unless I arrived hours early or my flight was delayed, in which case it would be free.
Brendan
I see that you have to pay €22 for the Lounge Key Pass
Not sure I would pay that unless I arrived hours early or my flight was delayed, in which case it would be free.
Brendan