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Thursday 17 February 2011 7:10 pm

SMES WASTE MILLIONS ON FX

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Small and medium-sized (SME) businesses could be wasting millions of pounds every year when making international payments, according to Travelex Global Business Payments, the cross-border payments specialist. It estimates that smaller businesses that trade internationally are wasting up to £280m per year on transaction fees by using their bank instead of a payment specialist, or £2,280 per business. 80 per cent of the businesses surveyed currently use their bank to make international payments, potentially costing them between £25 and £40 each time they make a payment.

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