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Niti

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Hi everyone,

I am in the process of moving back to the UK and have a large sum of money I wish to take back with me.

I have used transfer wise previously but for smaller amounts. Has anyone used TW for large sums of money.. or have any advice what is the best and safest way to do this (not banks)

Also, would it be best to do in chunks or all in one go?

Thanks

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Hi Niti,

Good luck and all the very best to you and your family in this new chapter ~

Whilst we're in such politically turbulent times, the currency markets will be volatile and even more unpredictable than usual.
I'd always suggest doing your sum in installments to protect yourself against unexpected moves - it gives you the chance to average your overall rate far more favourably.

Another safety net is to leave an order with your FX provider so they can book the trade for you at the rate you would like, once the market reaches it.
It saves you having to monitor it yourself 24/7. One thing to take off your plate whilst you have so much more to organise!

Feel free to contact us at the Sydney office if you want to chat further ~ 0414 838586. 

 

 

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50 minutes ago, Susan from Moneycorp said:

Hi Niti,

Good luck and all the very best to you and your family in this new chapter ~

Whilst we're in such politically turbulent times, the currency markets will be volatile and even more unpredictable than usual.
I'd always suggest doing your sum in installments to protect yourself against unexpected moves - it gives you the chance to average your overall rate far more favourably.

Another safety net is to leave an order with your FX provider so they can book the trade for you at the rate you would like, once the market reaches it.
It saves you having to monitor it yourself 24/7. One thing to take off your plate whilst you have so much more to organise!

Feel free to contact us at the Sydney office if you want to chat further ~ 0414 838586. 

 

 

Thanks for your advice Susan. I will do the transfers in installments.

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Bear in mind that doing your transfer in instalments means you'll pay a larger percentage in fees e.g if you have $1m to send via Transferwise, if you send 10x$100,000 you pay $4486.40, and if you send 1x$1m you pay $3432.40 (at today's rates).

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