Explore our in-depth Currency Guides to make informed and confident decisions when exchanging or transferring money.
Currency shifts can quietly shrink your margins if you’re doing business internationally. Learn how to manage FX exposure, protect your profits, and use smart tools to stay ahead.
Which currencies surged or sank in May 2025? From the strengthening Taiwan Dollar to the sliding Romanian Leu, we break down the biggest FX movers and the global events driving them.
A comprehensive guide to choosing the best money transfer provider, covering key factors like fees, speed, exchange rates, and customer support, with comparisons of top services such as Wise, OFX, WorldRemit, and XE Money Transfers.
Looking to transfer money internationally? We compare OFX and Wise side by side, covering costs, exchange rates, speed, and features to help you choose the best service for your needs in 2025. Which one is right for you depends largely on how much you’re sending, how often you transfer, and whether you value real-time convenience or personal account management.
We compare the features, exchange rates and security of the three best multi-currency accounts available today — the Wise Account, the WorldFirst World Account, and the OFX Global Currency Account.
The United States dollar is the official currency of the United States of America but also is the world’s dominant reserve currency, and it accounts for roughly 62% of global foreign exchange reserves, double that of the Euro and Yen. In fact, the US Dollar has been the world’s reserve currency for over 100 years.
We take a look at why not using your bank for foreign exchange is generally a good idea to save money. As an example, we compare big bank rates for transfers and travel cash to popular foreign exchange specialists, OFX for transfers and Wise for travel money.
If you’re selling online internationally, using an FX specialist can save you thousands. Better exchange rates, lower fees, and protection against currency swings can make a huge difference to your bottom line. Find out why smart online sellers are choosing FX specialists to manage their global payments — and how it could help you scale faster.
WorldFirst World Card is a virtual Mastercard designed for global businesses, allowing online payments in multiple currencies with no FX fees.
When you read about Exchange Rate forecasts you often also read about Interest Rate predictions. But what is the connection? In this article we explore the relationship between Interest Rates and Currencies.
Discover how movements in the U.S. dollar affect everyday Americans — from the cost of imports and vacations to global competitiveness for exporters and manufacturers.
XE works on razor thin margins for money transfers to more than 100 countries and nearly always guarantees a fantastic deal. Transfers can be booked online and over the phone and most are processed within a single working day.
WorldFirst World Account is a multi-currency business account that allows you to hold, send, and receive funds in over 40 currencies, making it ideal for global businesses and online market-place sellers.
Markets have shifted focus to the interest rate policies of other major central banks rather than the Federal Reserve.
Economists are predicting that the Canadian dollar could rise this year.
Looking for the best travel money options for your next international trip? Whether you’re heading overseas for vacation, work, or study, choosing the right way to access and spend your money abroad is key to avoiding hidden fees and poor exchange rates.
The Singapore dollar has reached its highest level in over a decade, boosting outbound travel and curbing inflation, but also putting pressure on exporters and local businesses. While sectors like logistics and finance benefit, retail, hospitality, and exports face challenges from the strong currency.
The dollar has risen by nearly 20% against most currencies compared to this time last year.
Understanding the Euro is not only crucial for navigating the financial landscapes of these countries but also for appreciating the broader economic and cultural contexts that shape Europe today.
We look at tips for finding the best value locations for skiing, there are countries where skiing may be more affordable due to favourable exchange rates or lower costs of living.