Buying Euros

ballyblack

Is Buttercrane 'commission free' like the Nationwide?

Robothell

It's commision-free in the strictest definition of the term.....as far as I'm aware, they build their cut into the rate that's offered. In my experience, these smaller, independent money exchanges tend to offer better rates on euro-sterling transfers as they can change £500,000 at a time with the banks, negotiate a better rate from them and pass the savings on to the customer. There are also three in Derry - one in the Foyleside Centre, one opposite the Strand Road police station and one in the large Dunnes Stores at Springtown (at least I think it's still there). These guys operate on the same principle but I don't think you can check their rates online.

BigAl94

Ask yourself why !!!!

ooo000ooo

Has anyone used the tesco's euro cash points? Are they competitive?

JoseChungsDoomsday

I've used the first trust cash machines facing the city hall and they give you the normal visa rate when you use a nationwide card.

The euro cash machines are really handy as it saves me having to use the machines in euro land!