Currency Exchange
HELP IS HERE AT LAST!
Stop the Value of your Pension from Decreasing!
FOR BRITISH EX-PATS & PENSIONERS LIVING IN ZANTE
We are all aware that the global credit crisis has happened!
With the ever-decreasing value of the pound it is making it harder to survive on the money we are receiving from the UK. It is equally important that any extra euros will make a difference to your life style.
We have searched for solutions over the last few months and now we can help you to make the most of your money during the exchange process.
Westford Real Estate is a respected business on the island and has advised many people over the past few years whilst looking after their best interests.
We have now co-operated with a very reputable international payment specialists who are able to give you a better exchange rate than through the normal banking system.
Be it a few hundred pounds from a pension monthly or thousands when purchasing a property. It is a simple and easy process and you are under no obligation at all.
Why not get more for your pound you have nothing to lose and everything to gain!
LINK HERE www.SmartCurrencyExchange.com/wre.htm
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ARTICLE RELEASED FROM THE TRANSFER EXCHANGE COMPANY:
Many Brits living overseas unknowingly lose money through the process of receiving their monthly pension payment. Often, a pension is paid in sterling at a UK (or off-shore) bank and then exchanged to Euros or other currencies and sent to the pension holder’s overseas bank account. Alternatively, pensions are paid into a Sterling account overseas and then exchanged into Euros or other currencies for use
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During the standard process of using the banking system, money saving options are overlooked, unnecessary charges are made and poor currency conversion rates are applied. In the end, the pension holder loses around £50 - £100 unnecessarily on every transfer. In some cases, the pension holder can lose much more. The solution is to use an international payment specialist rather than a bank. The Bank of England has reduced interest rates to a record low of 1% from 1.5% in an attempt to boost the slowing economy, as widely expected in past two days prior to the interest rate cut Sterling was strengthening from 1.10 to 1.1270 against the Euro. After this big decision Sterling strengthened even further to 1.15 against the Euro 6th February 2009 (the highest rate since 12th December 2008).
This is a very positive move and in favour of potential property buyers, holiday makers, pensioners overseas and UK importers and exporters.