UK & International Mortgage Finance

Gain up to 5% more on Foreign Exchange rates with Liquid Expat Mortgages

There is any number of reasons why you may need to send money abroad. Perhaps it’s to bring overseas earnings home or to support family members. It could be to pay bills incurred in your home country or to make a significant purchase like a car, boat or even a holiday. Of course, one of the key reasons why you may need to send large sums overseas could be to pay the deposit on an expat mortgage if you’re looking to buy property in the UK.

Beating the banks at their own game

While many banks offer an overseas payments service the costs tend to be high, they often charge commission and the exchange rates they offer are far from being the best available. To overcome the shortcomings of banks and other organisations, and to help its clients too, the world’s leading service provider of expat mortgages for UK property has the solution.

www.liquidexpatmortgages.com/fx.php has joined forces with a major international exchange network to offer a cost effective and reliable service with the promise of beating major banks’ exchange rates by up to 5% and which complements the UK home mortgage service Liquid Expat Mortgages offers to its clients.

This can make a significant difference if, for example, you’re buying a London property with an expat mortgage. If you had to pay a £200,000 deposit on a £700,000 property this could mean an extra £10,000 for your money.

There are two main reasons why Liquid’s exchange network can make this claim. Firstly, they offer “live” rates as opposed to the banks’ rates which are typically fixed each. Secondly, because they deal in such large amounts of each currency they can get the best rates for clients.

While highly competitive exchange rates may be the headline reason to choose Liquid’s currency service, it’s by no means the only one. If you register today www.liquidexpatmortgages.com/fx.php you will also receive:

  • Commission-free international payments – we are able to offer this because, unlike banks, the money is made on the exchange rate alone. We can also ensure that, in many countries, there will be no receiving charges for payments.
  • Forward contracts – so you can fix the exchange rate for payments you’re due to pay in the future which is a very good idea if you’re buying an overseas property or making any other significant transaction.
  • The services of a dedicated account manager – there’s nothing like personal service and help with choosing the best options to get you the most competitive deal.
  • Proactive advice on hedging and risk management – the sort of advice that can ensure you never leave yourself exposed to the rises and falls of what can be a very volatile currency market.
  • Free email currency market updates – to help you to keep fully abreast or movements, trends or events that could affect your money.
  • Fast service – typically it takes between 1 and 5 days from the time that your sterling payment has cleared for your payment to be received by your destination bank.

Put your trust in Liquid Expat Mortgages and GCEN

Liquid has chosen to help its clients looking for a UK mortgage by linking up with Global Currency Exchange Network for a number of reasons. They are one of the world’s leading foreign exchange companies whose professionals have over 20 years’ experience in the field. For clients’ total peace of mind GCEN is authorised by the Financial Services Authority (FSA) and is regulated by HM Revenue and Customs. You can also be certain that your funds are totally secure in transit as they will be held in a Barclays client account before transfer to your destination bank.

So if you need to make an overseas transfer, set up a regular payment – for example for an expat bank – or even to pay for an UK property you can trust Liquid to make it a smooth, cost-effective and efficient experience.

To find out more, just visit www.liquidexpatmortgages.com/fx.php or call them on +44 (0) 161 633 5009 today.

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