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Best way to change sterling into Euros when buying a house abroad
tgall
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Can someone advise me the most efficient and secure way to change Sterling into Euros in order to transfer money to Spain for a house purchase?
I am assuming High Street banks are a waste of time. Are money brokers secure? All tips gratefully received
I am assuming High Street banks are a waste of time. Are money brokers secure? All tips gratefully received
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Can someone advise me the most efficient and secure way to change Sterling into Euros in order to transfer money to Spain for a house purchase?
I am assuming High Street banks are a waste of time. Are money brokers secure? All tips gratefully received
We use https://www.currencyfair.com/ for all our international transfers. They have a simple £/€3 transaction fee
Other folks in the same boat have also used transferwise but I think they charge a % which may be more money on larger amounts.0
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