topic Re: Fidelity Debit Card is now officially a No Foreign Transaction Fee Card in Credit Cards

Fidelity Debit Card is now officially a No Foreign Transaction Fee Card

ElvisCaprice — Wed, 28 Aug 2024 18:12:28 GMT

Just received a pop up message from Fidelity last night that my Debit card will be replaced and is now a NFTF card. About time Fidelity made it official. I had suggested they do this a while ago, ever since their CC went to NFTF status. Will be nice for overseas bank withdrawels for cash on hand. Which is still necessary but becoming far less so, as it is here.

Re: Fidelity Debit Card is now officially a No Foreign Transaction Fee Card

ElvisCaprice — Wed, 28 Aug 2024 18:20:02 GMT

Bank withdrawls = ATM withdrawls

Re: Fidelity Debit Card is now officially a No Foreign Transaction Fee Card

ElvisCaprice — Wed, 28 Aug 2024 18:23:57 GMT

off of Reddit by Fidelity Customer Rep for those wondering if you need the new debit card, answer no, Since August 16th all debit cards are free of FTF's.

FidelityShawn

MOD•6d ago

Community Care Representative

I'll hop in here to say that we removed the foreign transaction fees for cardholders effective August 19, 2024. Even if you have the legacy card design, you will still be able to take advantage of this new benefit.

Re: Fidelity Debit Card is now officially a No Foreign Transaction Fee Card

digitek — Wed, 28 Aug 2024 20:53:45 GMT

I read about this, good to see a positive change. They also got a new design for the card which is pretty good looking IMO.

Re: Fidelity Debit Card is now officially a No Foreign Transaction Fee Card

Anonymous — Wed, 28 Aug 2024 21:47:50 GMT

There are different types of Fidelity Debit cards, e.g. one linked to a Cash Management account, others to investment accounts. Which one(s) have gone no FTF?

Re: Fidelity Debit Card is now officially a No Foreign Transaction Fee Card

creditrizz — Thu, 29 Aug 2024 05:53:11 GMT

Pretty sure it's on both the cash management and brokerage debit cards. I only have the CM as I don't want a debit card linked up to my brokerage funds, in case I get held at gunpoint at a foreign atm and they say "empty it out boi!!"