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Best account for large currency transfers?
stphnstevey
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Particularly GBP and Euros
Revolut found to be cheapest and best FX, but £5000/month limit
Tried Fineco but rates werent so good for larger amounts
Starling have Euro account but "coming soon" unless previously signed up for updates
Transferwise fees not so good
Others or is that the best of the bunch?
Revolut found to be cheapest and best FX, but £5000/month limit
Tried Fineco but rates werent so good for larger amounts
Starling have Euro account but "coming soon" unless previously signed up for updates
Transferwise fees not so good
Others or is that the best of the bunch?
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No personal recommendations but the MSE best buy article is at https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/banking/foreign-currency-exchange/0
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This limit can usually be raised on request and providing suitable source of funds verification, which will be necessary anyway with any service for a large amount.stphnstevey wrote: »Revolut found to be cheapest and best FX, but £5000/month limit.
I would pay TransferWise the 0.35%(?) fee at interbank rates for their excellent service and reliability, rather than risk any complications with Revolut. Other transfer services may be cheaper, you can use a comparison site such as monito.comEvolution, not revolution0 -
This limit can usually be raised on request and providing suitable source of funds verification, which will be necessary anyway with any service for a large amount.
I would pay TransferWise the 0.35%(?) fee at interbank rates for their excellent service and reliability, rather than risk any complications with Revolut. Other transfer services may be cheaper, you can use a comparison site such as monito.com
With Revolut is that just the paying in limits increased or the monthly fee free currency exchange?
I know you have to supply details if you make more than say £25k in currency exchanges over a 6 months period say, but wasnt aware you can increase the £5k limit of fee free currency conversion0 -
My mistake for not realising that you meant the monthly fee-free conversion limit. No way to increase that without paying for their Premium account, I'm sure, but the fee above £5k/mth is a modest 0.5%.stphnstevey wrote: »With Revolut is that just the paying in limits increased or the monthly fee free currency exchange?
I know you have to supply details if you make more than say £25k in currency exchanges over a 6 months period say, but wasnt aware you can increase the £5k limit of fee free currency conversionEvolution, not revolution0
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