Recurring Payments

There are many reasons why you may have regular payments to make overseas :

• mortgage payments
• loans
• bills
• services
• family support
• salary repatriation
• pensions
• general living expenses

Often these payments go through a bank. Banks charge a premium for sending money overseas, while dedicated international money transfer companies offer a quicker service for less.

OFX and TorFX offer their clients recurring transfers. They are regulated as a bank, so your money is safe. Once set up with your account manager you have nothing to worry about. The payment is made automatically at the specified dates using the best rates available.

We present clearly and precisely the pros and cons of the TOP international money transfer companies; helping you find the best deal available.

There are lots of money transfer companies and it is difcult to know who to trust your money with. At FundsAbroad we have studied lots of these transfer companies.and present on this site our top five. Below are the criterias we looked for in each company :

Trust

The company credentials

FundsAbroad.com only recommends companies that are established, with a solid track record and regulated. You can rest assured that your money is in safe hands during the transfer.

Efficiency

How long does it take?

All the money transfer companies featured in the FundsAbroad.com website provide the quickest international transfers available. They are all much quicker than any high street banks.

Value

How much does it cost?

The money transfer companies FundsAbroad.com recommends are the most competitive in the market. They are all much more effiecient and cheaper than banks, saving you time and money.

Currencies Available

What countries does the company serve?

Find out quickly which countries or currencies are covered by the financial transfer companies featured on FundsAbroad.com.

Signing Up

How to proceed and how do you get your funds to the transfer company

So you've found your perfect transfer company. What's needed to set up an account? How can you get your money to the transfer company and how is the money paid out?