Thomas Cook Foreign Exchange

What to Do With Leftover Foreign Currency After Your Trip

Exchanging your foreign currency back to U.S. dollars is the worst option.

6 Tips To Exchange Currency Without Paying Huge Fees

Americans are getting ready to travel again as part of the pent-up consumer demand from the pandemic. If your next vacation is going to take you to another country, you may want to know how to get foreign currency without paying extra fees.<br>Undeniably, when traveling internationally, it’s importa

Why You Should Never Exchange Currency at the Airport

What to do with your leftover foreign currency

Got unwanted foreign coins clinking about in your pocket or at home? Here’s how you might be able to exchange them… For many expats, and travellers in general,

Building an Effective Strategy for Foreign Currency Transactions

Drastic changes in the value of currencies not only impact the appetite of travelers, but also impacts pre-made cost agreements with international suppliers

Have you a hoard of unused foreign currency at home? Here's a solution...

If you’re like me, you probably have various small sums of money kicking about at home, in a variety of different currencies – and some for destinations you might not return to for years to come. Some of it you can’t even easily change back into your local currency as they’ll only accept notes of …

How to minimize charges on foreign currency payments

Banks may cost less than some online money transfer platforms, but beware of sender bank fee

3 Important Tips to Keep in Mind When Exchanging Foreign Currency

Valid passport? Check. Cash? Wait! Before you leave the country for your trip, make sure you familiarize yourself with foreign currency exchange.

These are the economies which hold the most foreign currency

A stockpile of foreign cash can help a country compete in international trade and fix the value of its own currency.

Don't forget your Foreign Currency when you travel abroad

Are you traveling to a foreign country this summer? If so, you are likely going to use your credit cards for purchases, since they usually offer better exchange rates and lower fees. But, having a little cash on hand is always a good idea for any expenses where a credit card may not be an option.

Should you hedge your foreign currency exposure?

The volatility of currency has increased in recent years as a combination of quantitative easing and currency wars fuel swings in the foreign-exchange market.

How to Invest in Foreign Currency: 3 Keys to Remember

Owning foreign stock may not be enough diversity for your portfolio.

Should you hedge your foreign currency exposure?

The volatility of currency has increased in recent years as a combination of quantitative easing and currency wars fuel swings in the foreign-exchange market.

Why Is A Bank's Name On The Claim Check?

If you have a loan or lease your vehicle, you should know that your bank will be involved if you have to file an auto insurance RI claim for your car.

What Banks Offer Free Checking Accounts?

There’s no point to pay for a checking account, when a number of banks offer free checking.

When is a Bank Check Monopoly Money?

Americans have become accustomed to believing that the gold standard for banking transactions is a bank check. The issuing bank guarantees that the check

Bank vs. Credit Union: Which Is Better for Savings, Checking and Loans?

If you want to open a savings or checking account or take out a loan, you have an array of options, ...

Why is there a negative check in my Bank Reconciliation?

We get several support cases where a negative check shows up in the Bank Reconciliation window and users don't know why it's there or where it came from. They didn't key it, so often ask how to get rid of it.<br>If you see a 'negati

3 Benefits of a Business Checking Account

If you're a small business owner, separating personal and business accounts can help streamline your operation in various ways. These benefits will also make it easi...