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Uber’s new 1.5% currency conversion fee is an unnecessary add-on expense for most travelers, especially if you already have a travel credit card that offers no foreign transaction fees.

Uber’s new 1.5% currency conversion fee is an unnecessary add-on expense for most travelers, especially if you already have a travel credit card that offers no foreign transaction fees.

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For travelers, the implications of preferred currency are clear: even a 1.5% fee may seem minor per ride, but over time, it can erode your travel budget.