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There are plenty of European countries that are well worth a visit. But in the current climate how confident would you feel about going to any of them?

Money has value, but the value can be wildly different in different places and for different people. How valuable is it to you?

With the Euro going through all manner of troubles at the moment it is reasonable to assume other major currencies – including the British pound – would capitalise on it. But was this the actual reality of exchange rates in April?

We may speak of the mighty US dollar, but how mighty was it last month when going up against the British pound? Perhaps it wasn’t quite as mighty as you may have thought.

Plenty of people have been shunning foreign holidays because of the recession. But even though a double dip recession has been in the news it is clear that there are still opportunities to get a lower priced holiday – and it is all down to the falling value of the Euro.

Choosing the best currency converter for your needs is important if you are going to find one that is easy to use. Quite often an experimental approach will lead you to the right one in the end.

The Euro appears to be going through another period of instability after President Sarkozy was ousted in France and the government in Greece remained in the balance. What would happen if these events led to the eventual demise of the Euro?

If you’re heading abroad on holiday in the near future – or even going away on a business trip – you’ll want to get a good deal on the foreign currency you’re going to take with you. But how can you do this?

There are plenty of different financially motivated websites across the web today. Some are focused on the financial markets and what is happening in them on a daily basis.

Unless you happen to work in the field of currency in some way, the chances are you may not have the need to learn much about foreign currencies. But this may change if you are going on a foreign holiday for the first time.