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How can you check the markup charged when exchanging money?
Every time you travel outside the eurozone, you exchange your euros for whichever currency you need. In this process, you always lose some money — the person buying your euros keeps a portion (a commission) and gives you less value in foreign currency. How can you check the markup being charged?
First, you need to know the rate in the global currency market, which you can always check for free at eur.fxrate.io. For example, suppose you want to exchange euros for US dollars and the market rate is 1.07 dollars per euro.
Exchange offices typically keep between 3% and 5% of your money as commission. Once you know the market rate, calculate prices within ±5% of that rate. For our example: 1.07 + 5% = 1.1235 and 1.07 - 5% = 1.0165.
Keep these figures as a guide to the maximum commission on your transaction. The closer you get to the global market rate, the smaller the markup the exchange office earns. In our example, we would never accept less than 1.0165 dollars per euro.