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Transfer to New Zealand

EagererBeaver · 2016-05-09 08:52:36

Hi all, I'm looking to make a substantial transfer of sterling to a local New Zealand account that is in NZD. What do people reckon is the best/most efficent option of doing so?

09-05-2016 8:52am

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EagererBeaver

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Hi all,

I'm looking to make a substantial transfer of sterling to a local New Zealand account that is in NZD. What do people reckon is the best/most efficent option of doing so?

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#2 11-05-2016 9:00am

skippy2

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I use CurrencyFair on a regular basis and find them great. You need to setup an account online with them but once that's done all pretty smooth. Best rates and only a $4 fee per transaction

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#3 11-05-2016 9:17am

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Have you considered Revolut?

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#4 12-05-2016 3:31pm

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Also check out http://ofx.com/. They’ve been doing business since 1998. Spot rates, 1 million transfers, totalling in excess of AUD $84 billion. It's owned by Macquarie Group.

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#5 14-05-2016 7:13am

EagererBeaver

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abarkie wrote: »

Have you considered Revolut?

I had but I'm unsure of it due to scale of the transfer.

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#6 14-05-2016 7:19am

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(Also, thanks for the suggestions everyone, much appreciated)

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