Whether you are planning a new life abroad with the family or retiring overseas in sunnier climes such as Spain, France, Portugal, Cyprus or the USA, it is important you arrive at your new home with as much money as you can. Sending funds overseas and maximising the value of your foreign exchange requirements when emigrating can ensure you start life overseas on the best possible financial terms.
Nevertheless, you will get the best possible financial start by correctly sending money overseas at the best exchange rates. By speaking with an FSA regulated foreign currency broker for amounts over £1,000, you will remove the hassle involved in the emigration process by having a dedicated currency expert on board to help time transactions, to ensure optimal exchange rates. Your dedicated currency dealer will be able to offer you appropriate options such as spot contracts, forward contracts and limit orders, all geared towards your particular FX requirements and timing. This will take the stress away of your move and help to focus on other priorities in the emigrating overseas process such as shipping dates, real estate, schooling options and social networking to make friends in your new country. Most foreign exchange companies can save you between 1-5 % of the value of your international transfer over a high street bank, and not charge any transfer or commission in the process. At MyCurrencyTransfer.com, we find that it certainly pays to shop around and speak to a reputable and regulated foreign exchange specialist who can ensure your international payments are on time and at a competitive, better-than-bank exchange rate.
"Moving to USA, we needed to make multiple international payments. Our dedicated currency specialist James has been fantastic in getting us the best exchange rates on both our large transfers and the smaller regular monthly payments. A pleasure to deal with."
NOTE: The prices displayed above are an 'exchange rate guide' and for indicative purposes only. It may not be the exact final dealing rate that you receive when making an international payment. Exchange rates constantly change throughout the day and can change at the time of booking a trade. They are based on an average margin currency specialists generally will take - added to a near live interbank rate for your specified trade size. Rates can only be guaranteed at the point where a purchase of foreign currency is conducted either online or by telephone. To access a final dealing rate (otherwise you will only be quoted an 'indicative rate') you will need to open a free account with a foreign currency specialist above.
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