On Mobile
Something you have - your authorised phone
Something you know - your id and pin
On the desktop
Something you know - your id and pin
Something you have - your authorised phone
Thats multifactor
The others are:
Something you are - biometric (fingerprint etc)
Something you do - a pattern, signal etc
I need some help gents and ladies.
I want to transfer a significant sum into euros.
Is revolut a safe place to do this?
Ed was saying something this morning about a savings account being covered by some guarantee or other.
I want to hold it in Euros for probably up to a year.
He also said they were valued at 4 billion or something, but so was Enron I said. He laughed. We were then running into a headwind uphill so didnât talk anymore.
We use these guys in work for client fx and find them very good. You can leave money there/wait for a rate etc. Lots of options.
https://www.moneycorp.com/en-ie/
Donât use revolut. They can lock your account arbitrarily and post Brexit there are issues.
If it is a significant sum then shop around. Banks will do a lot better than the advertised rate for a large sum
Do you have a bank account in both currencies? If so I donât think you can beat currency fair. Peer to peer trading with a very small commission.
Have found Transferwise to be excellent.
You can book a guaranteed rate with them for a short period which may be useful.
I wouldnât have thought so
Your phone is becoming your ID card.
The quality of the answers here are somewhat underwhelming.
I can pm you my bank details if itâs any assistance.
Alternatively, I have a friend whom Iâd imagine has bank accounts in both jurisdictions.
Plenty of options when you delve in. Hush money payments also a speciality⌠
Bank staff have successfully put themselves out of a job. Youâll need to do that online, you can lodge cheques in the machine at the front etc etc.
I havenât been in a branch in yonks
The BOI in Askeaton is literally in the centre of the town. A massive building, donât see what will fill it.
A rubby football museum?
There was only wan fella from Askeaton who ever played Rugby. He ended up playing for Ireland. Not terribly difficult it would seem. I suppose we could build a museum to him.
Bruff gone.
A craft brewery using water from the River Deel.
Aughinish Red Ale
Tastes a bit metallic
The carbolic acid is great for the gut bacteria