lsbc1976 162 Posted February 6, 2011 so im assuming Moneycorp dont do this for the goodness of there health so where do i lose money/ where do they make money. If im transferring £20000 at a 1.60 rate will all that still be mine or do i lose it to money corp or the bank, im with westpac SA SS lodged 14.09.09.SA SS approved 11.11.09 176 lodged 22.12.09 RSMS lodged 06.08.10 Visa Apporved 01.01.11:shocked: Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Elliott-Family 835 Posted February 6, 2011 Moneycorp charge £15 per transfer but if you tell them you are with poms in oz i'm pretty sure you get it for free which is pretty good claire x 23/11/08 skills ass passed. 24/11/08 online 175 applied for. Feb 09 NBV reg'. 14/05/09 CO assigned 11/06/09. Visa granted 16-7-09, flew out Sept 10- now living the dream and loving it, Whoopy Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Parley 7,790 Posted February 6, 2011 Obviously there is an inbuilt profit margin in the exchange rates advised by the banks and moneycorp. Best to shop around and compare the rates and fees on offer. Buy a man eat fish. The Day, Teach Man, to lifetime. - Joe Biden. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites