19 Nov 2009 10:29 AM:

PeterGr

I am dubious about the currency finder webites, as if they do a mystery shop, when you call in they might well offer you a different rate to what they offer currency funder as they might well workout that this random person who keeps calling in never actually does anything!!! But if it saved you £800 the i supose it cant be that bad,

Thread: Transfering money back to UK

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16 Nov 2009 10:01 AM:

nicholb
 

It is worth speaknig to a coule of brokers. In my experience the rate can vafry quite  abit between them, although all should be better than you bank. I have used 2 or 3 in the past and the variation has been upto 0.75% between the best and worst. I currently use www.cornhillfx.com and have always found that tey give a strong rate and have always sent funds very quickly, but as ever i would always recommend doing your own research!!!

Thread: Transfering money back to UK

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22 Sep 2009 2:14 PM:

lets hope so but i wouldnt be so sure, thay have made long lasting damage to the economy with the size of public debt in the UK

Thread: Will the EX Rate ever go back up?

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21 Sep 2009 6:11 PM:

Its all down to something that Mervyn King said on tuesday about zero or even negative interest rates in the UK then worries about the Lloyds failing the new FSA stress tests on Friday morning have taken Sterling below the 1.11 (0.90) There are further forercasts to see it as low as 1.05 now im afraid

Thread: Will the EX Rate ever go back up?

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22 Jul 2009 9:51 AM:

Some very sensible comments there from Smiley, rates wont be this low forever, best to make hay whilst the sun shines!!!

Thread: will euribor rate fall now ECB has cut rates??

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