Buy Euros at best exchange rates:

How we can save you money when buying Euros and currency transfers

We are able to significantly beat the exchange rate offered by your bank and other providers

  • Unbeatable exchange rates On currency transactions
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  • No cost or obligation 

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  • No Transfer charges, extra fees or commissions
  • Fast, secure same day currency transfers
  • No minimum or maximum amounts
  • Pay no sending or receiving fees for amounts above £5,000
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  • Foreign Exchange experts for private individuals and businesses
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More people than ever before have been taking advantage of a strong pound and comparatively cheaper property prices abroad. If you are considering the purchase of an overseas property, either as an investment or as a second home, it is important you become familiar with a very volatile exchange market.

Where can I obtain the best exchange rate when I need to Buy Euros?

Establish from the outset approximately how much currency you need to buy and the timescales you have, e.g., an initial deposit and then regular stage payments or a balance on completion. You then need to compare like for like the Euro exchange rate you can obtain from your bank to what a broker can offer you.

Where do I find a reputable currency broker?

Ask the agent you are buying the property through to make a recommendation or carry out some research on the Internet.

Are there risks involved when buying Euros?

There is clearly potential for your property to cost more than expected if the currency markets move against you. When buying in Europe you will be provided a price for the property in Euros. It is therefore important that you establish a relationship with a broker who is able to provide you with expert advice and the best financial tools to use for buying your Euros.

How can I buy Euros for a date in the future?

You can buy Euros for a future date using a 'forward contract'. This effectively means you can take advantage of a good exchange rate from the market without making full financial commitment. The rate can be guaranteed with usually a 10% deposit. This is a great option if you want to fix your costs early on, so you know exactly how much the property will cost you.

What can a currency broker offer me that can not be provided by my bank?

First and foremost currency brokers offer better Euro exchange rates and lower transfer charges. On top of that they offer a much more specialist and personal service with an understanding of the complex and sometimes stressful foreign property purchasing process.

Does it take longer to buy through a broker than a bank?

No. Generally as brokers are experienced working within the foreign property market they understand the importance of payments reaching their destination on time. Therefore as soon as funds reach a client account they are automatically sent by international transfer known as SWIFT.

Are there different types of exchange rates?

Yes, there are three.
Market rates are what banks and brokers use to buy Euros which are often displayed in newspapers and on websites. Wholesale rates are those provided to clients who are buying a large sum of currency for a property purchase or emigration. The weakest rates known as tourist or retail would be those offered at a bureau de change or post office.

Is it important I obtain a wholesale rate?

Yes, very important; it is always beneficial to look beyond your bank and get a preferable exchange rate by shopping around.
'It is unlikely that you would purchase a property in the UK without agreeing a definitive price first! - Why do it with a foreign property?

To avoid taking risks in an uncertain market why not secure a good rate today by buying euros without full financial commitment, have you considered our risk management services, allowing you to lock in impeccable exchange rates for up to 2 years ahead requiring only a 10%?
 

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