some advice? [transferring money to a Canadian account]

Crann na Beatha · 09-11-2011 2:50pm #1

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chris85 · 09-11-2011 2:54pm

Ok a direct debit is where a comany has authorisation to debit your account.

You could possibly setup a Standing Order but unsure if the banks do this to foreign banks. Otherwise you could set up the Canadian bank account as a beneficiary on your online banking and do transfer as you wish.

Crann na Beatha · 13-11-2011 5:10pm

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chris85 · 13-11-2011 7:18pm

Veles wrote: »

Anyone else have any ideas?

Did you try with your bank about above ideas?

Achtung! Bono · 15-11-2011 1:41am

Have a look at tranzfers.com. They will transfer for a fee of £7 and give a better rate than banks will.

Mezcita · 15-11-2011 6:29am

Veles wrote: »

Anyone else have any ideas?

I'd recommend XETrade.com which I used to transfer Euros to the US.

Very good rate but also because the funds were transferred to a Euro account in the UK first and were then wired to the US account. Means that you pay nothing for the transaction fee (AIB) as it's within the EU, rather than their standard charge.

Whole process took three business days.

unclebill98 · 15-11-2011 9:17am

Standing orders systems is generally not set up to process foreign transfers.

some advice? [transferring money to a Canadian account]

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