Martin Lewis travel money website could save holidaymakers HUNDREDS exchanging cash
THIS Martin Lewis travel money website could get you up to £40 more when exchanging your pounds for your summer holiday this year.
Martin Lewis money saving website could save you loads on your summer holiday
Most Brits know airports don't give holidaymakers the best exchange rate for their cash.
But trying to find the best exchange rate can be a complicated process – especially for someone trying to find the best deal and save money.
A newly-launched website is here to help floundering holidaymakers with a tracker on all the best exchange rates.
Travel Money Max helps Brits find where to get the most for their money when exchanging for a foreign currency.
Swapping £1000 for euro on the highstreet today Brits could get an extra £39 using the site.
Currently the best option is with the Best Foreign Exchange, getting travellers €1,173 with an exchange rate of 1.174.
M&S, however, would see holidaymakers only getting £1,134 with an exchange rate of 1.134, losing out on £39.
Run by Martin Lewis, founder of MoneySavingExpert.com, it’s a handy way to make your holiday a bit cheaper.
Make your next holiday go further with this travel money website
It works by tracking the current rate from travel bureaus, Post offices and banks, comparing them and working out the best and worst options near the postcode entered
By inputting the currency one wishes to exchange, the amount to exchange and a postcode, the best options will be shown.
It works by tracking the current rate from travel bureaus, Post offices and banks, comparing them and working out the best and worst options near the postcode entered.
Don’t have time to collect it? It even shows the best rates for delivery.
Holidays are becoming increasingly expensive for travellers as the exchange rate fluctuates.
Martin Lewis reveals how to get the best exchange rate
Save money when heading abroad with money saving website Travel Money Max
Yet the pound to euro exchange rate has thankfully recovered after a worrying dip yesterday.
GDP has grown only 0.3 per cent in 2017 thus far, 0.7 per cent down from the last months of 2016.
However the Pound sterling is currently 1.1813 against the euro, up from a low of 1.1350 that rocked the market.
So with May starting off on a high, its is a positive change from recent months as the summer holiday season starts.