Sending Money To Or From Ireland?

• Suits both Personal and Business use.
• No transfer fees.
• A range of transfer options – If you are exchanging any of the currencies USD, GBP, Japanese Yen, Kroner, Australian Dollar, Canada Dollars, Turkish Lira, South African Rand to or from Euros there are several ways we can transfer this money for you.

Examples might be,

Whether you are...

• Returning from overseas
• Purchasing a property abroad
• Trading between the North and South of Ireland
• Importing from Asia , South America or outside the Eurozone
• Sending money from Ireland to your family back home
• Paying employees overseas
• Working overseas and sending money home to Ireland
• Saving for your mortgage in Ireland
• Supporting your student overseas
• Importing a vehicle to Ireland
• Transferring home your UK or US savings

We think we can save you money!

Every Transfer Has A Story.

Rachel and James were planning a move to Ireland in January 2020. They were in the early stage sand hadn’t really thought about currency transfers, but on a recommendation they engaged our recommended Currency provider.

They explained their plans and decided to open a currency account.

The GBP /EUR exchange rate was around €1.17 at the time, and as they didn’t need to move their money to Ireland right away, they decided to keep an eye on the currency market and signed up to receive daily updates straight to their inbox.

They set a rate alert so if the market moved to €1.20 they’d be informed by text and email straight away.

The GBP/EUR rate did hit €1.20 in February 2020, and while their property purchase wasn’t due to complete for a few weeks they chose to secure the rate with a forward contract.

By late March, (when the couple needed to pay for their property) the rate had crashed back to €1.11.

Fixing the rate with a forward contract meant Rachel and James received €2,200 more than they would have achieved at the lower rate.