Currency Exchange

Low fees and better exchange rates than high street banks

Fluctuating currency markets, along with poor exchange rates and unnecessary fees from your bank, mean that you could lose thousands of pounds when transferring money to Spain to pay for a property. Using a foreign exchange specialist (sometimes referred to as an "FX provider") means getting a better exchange rate, and usually paying a lot less in fees and hidden charges. In fact, you could save up to 5% by choosing one instead of a high street bank.

We've partnered with one of the leading currency exchange firms globally to bring our clients easy access to the best rates, and zero fees on transfers.

Planning Ahead?

With our currency exchange partner, you can fix a rate for up to 1 year by paying a small deposit today. This can be useful if you believe the rate is going to move in an unfavourable direction. Contact us today to discuss how you can setup a forward contract for currency exchange.

6 Reasons For Using A Foreign Exchange Specialist

• Better exchange rates - Exchange rates can vary widely, with some of the best deals available through specialist foreign exchange providers, as opposed to banks, which generally offer a much lower rate in comparison.
• No hidden fees or charges - FX providers generally do not charge transfer fees every time you transfer money abroad, as opposed to banks which typically charge an average fee of £ 25 per transaction. Some also charge to receiving fee.
• Personal service - A currency expert will always be on hand to help you. Whether it’s a one-off payment or regular transfers, they’ll guide you every step of the way.
• Trade when it suits you - Most foreign exchange specialists offer you a 24/7 online money transfer service that enables you to trade anywhere and at any time.
• Fast transfers - While it can take a whole week to transfer money overseas, a transaction can often be completed within a day or two with most FX providers.
• Protection and security - Whichever foreign exchange provider you use; It is crucial that they are authorized by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).