DON’T BANK ON IT: The Smarter Way to Move Your Money Abroad with Kelly Cutchin of Moneycorp
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In this episode of Armchair Expat, host Shannon Acton sits down with Kelly Cutchin, U.S. Country Manager for MoneyCorp, to demystify the world of currency exchange and international money transfers.
They explore why using your bank for overseas transactions could cost you thousands, how forward contracts can protect your home-buying budget, and why personalized service still matters in a digital world. Kelly also shares insights into current property purchase trends among Americans moving abroad, and what makes MoneyCorp’s hands-on approach so unique.
Key Takeaways
MoneyCorp has been in the currency exchange industry since the late 1970s.
Understanding the interbank rate is crucial to avoiding hidden bank markups.
Clients can save thousands by using MoneyCorp instead of traditional banks.
Every client is paired with a dedicated currency exchange specialist for one-on-one guidance.
Setting up an account is quick, free, and requires no deposit.
There’s a growing trend of Americans purchasing property abroad in countries like France, Portugal, and Spain.
Always consult tax and immigration specialists before purchasing property overseas.
Forward contracts let clients lock in exchange rates for future transactions.
MoneyCorp offers multi-currency accounts for flexibility and convenience.
Funds held with MoneyCorp are safeguarded and insured for peace of mind.
Listen to the Full Episode
Connect with Kelly
Email: kelly.cutchin@moneycorp.com
Moving abroad is exciting—but transferring your money internationally doesn’t have to be stressful. For over 40 years, Moneycorp has been helping expats, property buyers, and retirees move their money across borders with ease and at better rates than most banks. What makes them stand out is the human touch—you get a dedicated representative who’ll walk you through the process, help you time your transfers smartly, and save you money along the way. Opening an account is free, quick, and easy. Try it today
DISCLAIMER: The information shared in this episode is intended for general educational and informational purposes only. It does not constitute legal, financial, or tax advice, and should not be relied upon as such. Everyone’s circumstances are unique—listeners are encouraged to seek professional guidance from a qualified advisor before making decisions about movong abroad.
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