Euro (€) Currency Thread

dzug1

angelica_99 wrote: »

Really ! Well I would never have thought that to be the case, thank you very much.

:T

Only true for a few popular holiday destinations - not universally so.

For the High Street there is really no substitute to going round asking - and you may be able to haggle a better deal for large sums

ray123

Thomas cook
1.12

http://travelmoney.moneysavingexpert.com/#results

lassindebt

Why not take Euro cheques, that way your money is insured if you loose it. £1K is a lot of cash to carry. take care

dzug1

ray123 wrote: »

Thomas cook
1.12

http://travelmoney.moneysavingexpert.com/#results

That's online. You won't get that on the High Street.

ray123

The rate at thomas cook global exchange is currently 1.1225.
http://www.thomasexchangeglobal.co.uk/
There are two branches (in London) - one in Victoria and the other on the Strand, which sell Euro's for this rate.

waynehayes

ray123 wrote: »

The rate at thomas cook global exchange is currently 1.1225.
http://www.thomasexchangeglobal.co.uk/
There are two branches (in London) - one in Victoria and the other on the Strand, which sell Euro's for this rate.

Just to clarify, it's Thomas Exchange, not Thomas Cook Exchange - don't get the 2 confused.

Starting the day at 1.1378

TuftyMatt

I thought 1.14 would have been held overnight following the news from Japan but I am sure a re test of that figure is not far away.

1.12 from Caxton against 1.136 for withdraws from Nationwide debit card.

waynehayes

TuftyMatt wrote: »

I thought 1.14 would have been held overnight following the news from Japan but I am sure a re test of that figure is not far away.

1.12 from Caxton against 1.136 for withdraws from Nationwide debit card.

Just wondering where you get the figures for Nationwide withdrawals?

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Bumpty bump;)

Baldur

waynehayes wrote: »

Just wondering where you get the figures for Nationwide withdrawals?

http://www.corporate.visa.com/pd/consumer_services/consumer_ex_results.jsp?from=GBP&to=EUR&rate=0.0