Going on vacation? Pack the right credit card
NEW YORK (AP) — The international language of plastic is dying.
When traveling abroad, it turns out that the credit and debit cards that Americans use don't always translate at the register. The problem is that banks in many parts of the world have been migrating to a different type of card over the past 15 years or so. These cards are read by a chip, rather than the magnetic strip on U.S. cards.
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