26 Jul 2017 9:18 PM:

Yep, fair do's. I will be phoning around tomorrow to check rates etc. Many thanks Roberto. Richard

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26 Jul 2017 5:27 PM:

Thanks everyone for your suggestions and ideas. I will decide after talking to my banks and Lawyer. Cheers, Richard.

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25 Jul 2017 9:37 PM:

Yes, it is Euros from a German person living in Spain and buying my Apartment as a second home. So, yes, I think that I will get the money into my Spanish Bank and then transfer via the best offer on the day. If Brexit goes even further up the creek, I will gain of course - a selfish attitude, but I am losing heavily anyway having bought in 2008!!

Thanks for your comments and help. Richard

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25 Jul 2017 6:14 PM:

Hi Everyone, I have a buyer for my Apartment and should Complete in early August. I then wish to trasfer my Euro funds back to the UK. My lawyer has offered me their facility via their Bank with a 0.1% fee to them ( I guess ), but I have no idea then what the Bank charges and the Exchange Rate might be after their 'manipulation'!. Alternatively, I can have a 'Cheque' and then pay it into my Spanish Bank and ask them to do the Transfer. And finally, I could choose one of the Fx Companies and get them to do it.

Obviously, I want as much back in £'s as possible, so which option do you think is best for me to pursue further? If you have any recent experience of this, please let me know.

Cheers, Richard

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