Which Offshore Offers Expert Help for Expat Foreign Exchange

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Which Offshore Offers Expert Help for Expat Foreign Exchange

PR Newswire LONDON, October 16, 2012

LONDON,October 16, 2012/PRNewswire/ --

Expats drawing their pension into a UK based bank account risk suffering from the vagaries of the foreign exchange markets. New advice suggests that expats should consider being more savvy with their international currency transfers.

If expats transfer money once a month instead of once a quarter or once every 6 months they will be better placed to take advantage of favourable rates. With the value of the euro trending down against the pound expats transferring between those currencies need to pay particular attention.

However expats should take note that high fees could render any potential saving as a loss.

Something else to consider is the agent used to transfer funds across borders. Whilst many people continue to head straight to a bank for their foreign exchange needs, this is not the only option.

In the past few years the rise of specialist foreign exchange companies often charging less than the banks means that expats have access to a wide range of providers often at a cheaper price.

Daniel Abrahams of FX comparison site MyCurrencyTransfer.com recently said, '‘With innovative peer-to-peer models attracting buzz, coupled with the tremendous value in transacting with non-bank foreign exchange specialists, what has emerged is a credible challenge to the traditional, expensive alternative of going blindly with a high street bank."

Michael Brinksman, Online Content Editor at whichoffshore.com said, "Expats need to pay close attention to foreign exchange rates whencomparing offshore bankingproducts. There are massive potential savings out there for the discerning expat.

"Which Offshoreoffers expats the most authoritative and impartial help and information anywhere allowing expats to make the right decisions about their financial future"

Remember, it is always vital to consult an expat focussed IFA before making any personal finance decisions.

Which Offshore is an online consumer resource for those seeking information and advice pertaining to m atters related to expatriate life andoffshore finance. A fully independent not-for-profit organisation, our website provides an information hub full of news, guides and advice to help expats manage their work and money matters.

Whether you are a retiree seeking a quieter lifestyle, a younger person taking on a new challenge or a family in search of a better environment to raise children, W hich Offshore is your first resource for the valuable and independent information you need to know.

For more information on Which Offshore please contact Michael Brinksman, Online Content Editor. Email:[e-mail]