Money transfer

Buying goods and services in cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin is becoming easier and easier across Europe. Fast Private Jet, a company specialising in business aviation, has compiled a ranking of the most crypto-friendly cities in Europe.

On 1st July 2020, new restrictions on cash payments in Italy will come into effect and the limit will be lowered, compared to the current amount, aimed at combating money laundering and tax evasion in Italy. Let's have a look at everything you need to know, including the changes

A Bank of Italy survey on the cost of current accounts for individuals shows an increase in 2018, specifically a rise of 7.50 euros compared to the previous year. In fact, in 2018 the expense for the management of a current account amounted to 86.90 euros. It is a clear acceleration

When you have a second home in Italy, it’s often necessary to send money to the country to pay for bills, taxes and other living expenses of being an expat, but banks and money transfer companies can sometimes take advantage of exchange rates and fees.

You need to send or receive cash overseas, but how does it work? You might think you need to go to the bank to make a transfer, but oftentimes that isn’t the cheapest option. We are here to help you! Like we said, a bank isn’t the way to go.