can you transfer moneyfrom any bank in the usa to any bank in uk?
89425
Yes, more or less.  Ask for a wire transfer at your bank and be sure to have the account number of the bank in the UK.
1158442
Wire transfer.  Your US bank should be able to give you the information (routing number, your account number).  You provide this to your bank in India and they should be able to take it from there.
442751
Not sure if its possible, but would suggest you talk to them (your bank) about it and also check out some other banks which may provide a faster service.
897408
You can use your debit card in ATM machines to withdraw cash or top up mobile phone. \n\nDepending on type of debit card you have you can use it in stores which accept card payments. \n\nDepending on type of debit Card you can use it on the internet or over the telephone to purchase goods or services from retailers/suppliers who accept card payments. \n\nDepending on type of debit card you can use it at Bearu de  Change to buy foreign currency if travelling abroad. \n\nSubscriptions to magazines etc. \n\nAlmost anything you can think of really. \n\nIf you have a Solo debit card these tend to be less accepted than a switch meastro card . \n\nAssuming you live in UK.
434706
Money (wire transfer) between banks... it costs depending on bank fees 10-50 US $$'s.
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I think any bank that employs the type of robust encryption that is present on the majority of e-commerce sites on the Internet will give you no cause for concern.  All data and information will remain safe from hackers.  Since banks at least in the US have a legal obligation to keep such data secure, they employ addtional security measures for your protection.\n\nAs far as money transfers, they are likely not even done on the Internet, but on private financial networks like FedWire, the method banks in the US use to transfer funds for customers.
216904
Online Transfer. Login with the detailes provided by your banker, Go to transfers section and push the money to other account.
356309
For a sum that large, I'm assuming you'd be conducting a bank wire transfer, in which case you should ask your local bank what their fees are for transfering money from one account to another internationally.\n\nIf that doesn't work, you could do an online search for companies that specialize in international wire transfers... but I'd research them to make sure they're reputable before you utilize their services for a sum that large.\n\nIf you were thinking about a place like Western Union, you will just have to call them,  because they don't have a cost estimator on their site (only for online transfers, which are limited to amounts much lower than what you're needing).\n\nI've placed the link for Western Union below, in case you decide to at least investigate it.  Good luck.
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try western india money transfer...\n\ngo to this site and search for a branch closest to you, go there ask them how it can be done, i've heard their services are very good...all the best..\n\nhttp://www.westernunion.com/info/homePage.asp?DISPLAY=home&country=IN
613952
Im a bank officer. Your bank will have ALL the affiliate bankers all over the world, especially in bigger cities.  If your bank informed you that it doesnt have one, then go to another larger bank.  You dont have to have an account to do a TT(telegraphic transfer). Just the other person's account & or receipt to prove a purchase.\n\nPS: You might need the Bank branch no & account no th do the transfer to.
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Some banks will allow you to wire money to other states and countries or between people. I would ask such entities as bank of America, Citibank, Washington mutual, chase, etc.\n\nBe aware that the fee may be a little more than western union but not by much. they also report to the feds any transactions larger than 9,00 which should be OK unless you are doing something illegal.
919435
Transfering money from anywhere is not a problem.  You can physically send the currency, get a cashiers check or money order, or electronically wire from one account to another.  You could even purchase some goods like gold/jewels and send those (with shipping insurance!) Credit cards have nothing to do with transferring money - unless you use them to get a cash advance (which some lines of credit allow).
411373
use wire transfer at your bank it's cheaper and faster than Western Union
171060
Hmmm, can't you just take it to a bank where you have an account at?
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This is easy.  Get your credit card from Nationwide.  They are the only UK issuer they do not charge you a commission for using your card abroad.  \nRemember though to always pay in the local currency and not in Sterling (otherwise you'll attact a DCC charge).\n\nNationwide actually lose money on the foreign transactions - they have to pay Visa a 1% conversion fee!  \n\nMost of their competitiors charge 2.75% commission!
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yes u can. go to western union and pick up the money transfer i sent u
475669
go to a bank and ask them. Your best bet will be Bank of America as far as foreign accounts.