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A Grand Day for the Pound

July 24th, 2010

Smashing through the doubts of a fortnight ago, the Pound crashed through U.S. Dollar this morning, hitting a massive $1.5447 – the highest it has been for three months! The Euro fared no better against Sterling either, as the Pound shot up to €1.194, marking a truly fantastic rise in strength for the British currency.

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Recession Continues To Hold Pound Down Against US Dollar

July 12th, 2010

After an impressive leap from $1.48967 to $1.52009 in around 36 hours at the start of the month, where it stayed for around a week, the Pound has starting to decline against the US Dollar again – back to $1.49743 at 09:15 this morning.
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The Impact of Public Debt on Exchange Rates

June 29th, 2010

Debt is integral to both businesses and economies, but must be closely managed to prevent it having the disastrous consequences we have recently experienced. By borrow large sums of money, countries can afford to invest in massive public projects, which normally has a positive impact on their national economy. However, the greater a country’s debt, the faster inflation is likely to rise and hence the repayment of the debt will be in a currency of lower value. For this reason, foreigners are less likely to invest in the currency of a country with high debt, therefore the exchange rate of that currency will fall.

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Money Transfer Canada

June 8th, 2010

If you have a family member or loved one living in Canada and you need to send money to them quickly, the cheapest and best way to do this is online and it only takes a few easy steps.  Unlike setting up costly payment processing accounts, your money is 100% guaranteed to reach it’s destination on time without day.

As long as both you and your recipient hold a bank account with a major bank, you can transfer money to Canada straight into your recipient’s account in just 48 hours.

Canada’s Dollar (CAD), is commonly known as the Loonie.  As one of the world’s wealthiest nations, Canada’s biggest export is to the United States, Japan and the UK.

Many businesses across Canada accept US currency; however, please note that exchange rates may vary greatly.

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This summer’s top foreign exchange currencies

March 26th, 2010

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British holidaymakers looking to make their travel money go further this summer are advised to look towards the countries offering the best exchange rates against the sterling.

With all the excitement surrounding the World Cup, and more than 100,000 football fans expected to make the trip to South Africa this June, the South Africa rand is sure to be one of this summer’s hottest currencies.

Those heading to the country to see England play in Cape Town and other cities can find the best exchange rate for their currency deal when buying rand online sooner rather than later, as the currency is predicted to peak in strength as the event approaches. However, those planning on bringing foreign currency into South Africa should be aware that the maximum amount permitted is 5,000 rand (equivalent to £480).

Good news for those planning on taking holidays closer to home too, as recent months have seen an improvement in the euro exchange rate against the pound. Travel reports have shown that Spain is still one of the leading holiday destinations among British travellers, despite the country having lost some of its regulars to destinations outside of the eurozone such as Turkey, where holidays can often be cheaper.

Speaking of Turkey, the Turkish lira is becoming ever more popular among a wide range of travellers. Holidaymakers seeking sun, sea and sand flock to the country’s world-class beach resorts, while cities such as Istanbul – named this year’s European Capital of Culture – are ideal destinations for city breaks.

Wherever you’re thinking of heading this summer, make sure you keep up to speed with today’s exchange rates from OnlineFX to find the best foreign currency deals available.

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OnlineFX offers free money transfers for new and loyal customers

March 4th, 2010

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Foreign exchange customers can currently take advantage of free money transfers when opening an account or referring a friend to OnlineFX foreign exchange services.

All new customers who register with OnlineFX are eligible for the free international money transfer, with the choice of 70 countries worldwide, if they send at least £1,500 on their first order.

Existing customers will similarly be granted their own free money transfer for any amount over £50 if someone they refer signs up with OnlineFX and uses any of its online foreign exchange services – including travel money or currency buy back, to sell off their leftover foreign notes once they return to the UK.

OnlineFX customers can benefit from an advantageous exchange rate when transferring money overseas as the service is based on currency dealing, making it particularly appealing to businesses or individuals transferring large amounts. International money transfers with OnlineFX are also faster than traditional bank transfers, typically taking up to two days to reach accounts in Western Europe and North America and only four days in the rest of the world.

These money transfers normally cost £15, but this fee is being waived to encourage more people to sign up and discover the range of foreign currency services on offer. After registering, customers can request a money transfer by completing the international money transfer request form and specifying the amount they wish to send.

To claim back their free money transfer, both new and existing customers can ring OnlineFX customer service advisors on 020 7224 5799 who will be ready to help. Although OnlineFX will not charge any fees for the money transfer, some international banks may make an administration charge for receipt or transfers or for using intermediary banks, and this is something customers can check with their international recipients.

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