Best Exchange for Euro

[GunShot (Wound)]

Need to get some Euros today and paying by cash.

Who's doing the best deals?

Post office require pre-order and minimum of £350, I only want £200/250.

TIA

[V8mate]

Tesco. Have you got a Bureau de Change booth in your local store?

[GunShot (Wound)]

Cheers V8 I'll check it out.

[GunShot (Wound)]

Cheers V8 I'll check it out.



WTF.... seeing double

Edited by GunShot (Wound) on Thursday 4th June 08:46

[F i F]

Also check Sainsbury's as they are getting exchanges in their stores.

[bazking69]

Probably too late but I always use M&S. There rates are always slightly higher than everywhere else.

[jimothy]

I got 1.11 from M&S yesterday (although it was in the staff one in the HSBC building, so I don't know what the high street is charging)

[mcflurry]

If you live or work in London a few of the Indy's near the main stations offer fantastic rates, although the euro has slipped a couple of cents later in the (last) week

[BigAlinEmbra]

F i F said:

Also check Sainsbury's as they are getting exchanges in their stores.

Sainsbury's booths are just travelex, but my local one does have decent rates. (Better than my HBOS branch quoted anyway)
M&S are usually just a wee bit better, but not enough to warrant me going into town versus a 5 minute stoat down the road!

If you're only changing £200 or so then the difference between all the places is only likely to be about 2 quid! Head to the nearest one. [/lazy man]