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Should I change this years holiday currency now?
caravananders
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I've booked my well earned holiday for June this year. The other day I was walking past the travel agents and noticed the current exchange rate which seemed to very nearly £1 to 1 euro. I was wondering whether it may be an idea in the current economic climate to change my holiday money now in case the exchange rate falls any lower and I start to get even less euros for my pound? Does anyone have any other suggestions?
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Plenty of information here. http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=789011
Spare us the agony.0 -
Just check what the rate will be in June, and if it is even worse than today's rate then change now.0
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There are three answers.
Yes
No
Maybe
They may all be right. Or wrong. Nobody knows, and few are fool enough to predict.
The best piece of advice is probably not to get your currency in a travel agents. There's a whole section of this site devoted to getting it cheaper.0 -
Thanks for the advice. I'll have a root about and see what happens0
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caravananders wrote: »I've booked my well earned holiday for June this year. The other day I was walking past the travel agents and noticed the current exchange rate which seemed to very nearly £1 to 1 euro. I was wondering whether it may be an idea in the current economic climate to change my holiday money now in case the exchange rate falls any lower and I start to get even less euros for my pound? Does anyone have any other suggestions?
YES.
JUST DO IT NOW.Please take the time to have a look around my Daughter's website www.daisypalmertrust.co.uk
(MSE Andrea says ok!)0
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