TorFX have been helping individuals and businesses save time and money on their international currency transfers since 2004.
They offer their customers excellent exchange rates, no transfer fees, personal account management and access to specialist services whether they move their money online, over the phone or by app.
TorFX are part of a group which processes £7.5bn in international payments a year, has 20+ offices in four continents and employs more than 500 currency experts.
They’re authorised by the FCA, hold the highest credit rating with Dun & Bradstreet and have an ‘Excellent’ 5 star Trustscore on Trustpilot.
TorFX have also won the Moneyfacts Consumer International Money Transfer Provider of the Year award five years running (2016 – 2020) and have been awarded the accolade for Best Customer Service four times.
How it works
Get a quick quote – Tell TorFX what currency you need and how much you need to transfer and they’ll give you a bespoke quote.
Create an account – Register in minutes online or over the phone. Talk through your options with your personal account manager or log in to start making transfers straight away.
Make your transfer – Send TorFX your funds and tell them where to send them, they’ll do the rest!
* This article has been written by a third party not owned or controlled by Spanish Property Insight (SPI). SPI disclaims any responsibility or liability related to your access to or use of any third party content.
EDITOR’S NOTE: Fears of a Brexit result in the UK’s June referendum on EU membership have the Pound on the slide. Foreign currency exchange specialist Luke Trevail explains.
The EU referendum seems to have dominated the market over the last few weeks and this obsession will only continue the closer we get to 23rd June. Simply put the pound is weak and looks likely to continue as nerves about the UK economy should we see a ‘Brexit’ coupled with lower than expected growth forecasts for the coming year or two plunges the pound lower.
Everyone will have an opinion on whether the UK should stay as part of the European Union, some predictions are understandably listened to more than others. HSBC have weighed in with a warning suggesting that the market may go to parity in the event of us leaving the block.
The weakness in Sterling is being lauded by the manufacturing industry however, as it will hopefully boost exports and drag this vital contributor to the overall economic output back from the brink, once again.
If you need to buy the euro this side of the Summer then you are likely to be disappointed by the rate, but do understand that this could get a lot worse if the vote goes the way of the early opinion polls.
This article is written by a foreign-currency broker working for TorFX, a forex broker established in 2004 to provide foreign exchange and international payments to both individuals and companies. TorFX is authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority under the Payment Service Regulations 2009 for the provision of payment services. Their FCA number is 517320. To verify their authorisation, you can visit the Financial Services Register and search the register using their FCA number. SPI is not responsible for the opinions of guest contributors.
* This article has been written by a third party not owned or controlled by Spanish Property Insight (SPI). SPI disclaims any responsibility or liability related to your access to or use of any third party content.
HolaBank for all your banking needs as an expat or second home owner in Spain.
HolaBank is part of CaixaBank, one of the leading banking groups in Spain.
HolaBank is specifically organised to take care of the banking needs of expats and second-home owners from abroad, offering a service that understands your language and banking needs.
And, with the HolaBank Living Solutions account, you get access to a host of valuable services such as legal advice, translations services, and home emergency services that make life easier and give you peace of mind.
You will not find another bank in Spain that takes so much care to understand your banking needs as an expat or holiday-home owner in Spain.
* This article has been written by a third party not owned or controlled by Spanish Property Insight (SPI). SPI disclaims any responsibility or liability related to your access to or use of any third party content.
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TorFX have been helping individuals and businesses save time and money on their international currency transfers since 2004.
They offer their customers excellent exchange rates, no transfer fees, personal account management and access to specialist services whether they move their money online, over the phone or by app.
TorFX are part of a group which processes £7.5bn in international payments a year, has 20+ offices in four continents and employs more than 500 currency experts.
They’re authorised by the FCA, hold the highest credit rating with Dun & Bradstreet and have an ‘Excellent’ 5 star Trustscore on Trustpilot.
TorFX have also won the Moneyfacts Consumer International Money Transfer Provider of the Year award five years running (2016 – 2020) and have been awarded the accolade for Best Customer Service four times.
How it works
Get a quick quote – Tell TorFX what currency you need and how much you need to transfer and they’ll give you a bespoke quote.
Create an account – Register in minutes online or over the phone. Talk through your options with your personal account manager or log in to start making transfers straight away.
Make your transfer – Send TorFX your funds and tell them where to send them, they’ll do the rest!
* This article has been written by a third party not owned or controlled by Spanish Property Insight (SPI). SPI disclaims any responsibility or liability related to your access to or use of any third party content.
The information above constitutes an advertisement of a company or professional and the services they provide. The information is published and managed by the advertiser alone. Spanish Property Insight (SPI) and the owners of this website make no warranty as to the accuracy or completeness of the advertisement and its content, or any linked or associated information. SPI does not own, manage, or control any of the advertisers, and adverts should not be interpreted as endorsements. Please contact advertisers directly to obtain further information about their services.
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