best euro exchange rate?
sopplayer
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Hi all,
Does anyone know where is the best place to buy euros at the best rate?
I would prefer to walk into a high street shop and purchase, but ordering online wouldn't be a problem.
I will be looking at buying £600 of euros
Thanks in advance
Does anyone know where is the best place to buy euros at the best rate?
I would prefer to walk into a high street shop and purchase, but ordering online wouldn't be a problem.
I will be looking at buying £600 of euros
Thanks in advance
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They've got rivers of gold
But the wind goes right through you
It's no place for the old
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You'd be better opening a nationwide Flex account depositing your sterling in before you go on holiday then draw out your euros from an atm (showing the visa sign) as and when you need them on holiday you get an excellent rate way above exchange bureaus on our last trip a few weeks ago we were getting between 1.46-1.48 to the £ and that was over a 6 week period you can open a flex account online but at some point will have to go into your nearest branch with proof of iD etc .0
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Ring all travel agents,
1 - Ring 1st one and ask for there best rate
2 - Ring 2nd one and ask if they will beat it
3 - then keep trying others to see if they will beat it
We did this in June and got 1.45 to the pound.Debt Free Wannabee - Updated 13/08/2007
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Agree with Kelk72 I use Nationwide excellent infact the best for Currency and going abroad no fee brilliant exchange rates and you could withdraw little and often.
Also good low overdraft interest rate and good interest earntHelp me to help you :santa2:0 -
Try this link. Rate 1.434.
I was sceptical myself as they operate out of places such as Cash Converters, Cheque Centre etc, but when I went in to my local one, they had plenty of Euros to hand, no commission and the exchange rates were the best I could find on my particular high street.
If nothing else it gives a rate to benchmark with.Today is the first day of the rest of your life0 -
http://www.travelex.co.uk/
I would recommend the above as an alternative, they also offer a cash conversion guarantee for £3.50 extra. this means any foreign cash you bring back they will convert back to £s at the same rate that they sold it to you for.
Today's Euro rate 1.427 to £10 -
1.4297 at Saga, free delivery.
Have used lots of times, arrives the next day via Special Delivery.0 -
Someone told me this morning the Post Office is 1.470
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Apply for a Marks and Spencer card offering 0% to the end of January.
Buy your euro's from them with this and bank your cash and earn some interest. Their rates are near the top in most cases.
Free delivery on all orders over £500 so you don't even need to go out.It's far better to be penny wise than pound foolish.
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