Marks & Spencer Travel Money
Find out more about Marks & Spencer's travel money options with our useful guide.

By
Matthew BoyleUpdated
As well as socks, pants, and sandwiches Marks & Spencer also buys and sells travel money. If you need some cash you can pop to your nearest M&S Travel Money counter or order online and collect it instore – there are more than 580 stores to choose from.
Most are open 7 days a week, with many stores open late into the evening. Don’t forget, you’ll need to bring some photo ID if you want to order or collect some money!
M&S offers a buy in store service, where you’re able to visit your nearest store to get hold of some travel money. Head to the M&S website to find your nearest store! Note that M&S doesn’t offer home delivery options.
M&S also offer a buy-back service, so you can sell your leftover travel money at the buy-back rate on the same day you return it.
Here’s a list of some of the main currencies that are available with M&S:
Online orders are subject to a minimum value of £150 and a maximum value of £2,500.
Click and Collect travel money orders are usually ready to pick up the same day.
Your money is safely stored at your chosen M&S store until you are ready to collect. You must provide proof of ID, your email confirmation and payment card before you can collect your travel money.
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Matthew Boyle is a banking and mortgages publisher at Finder. He has a 7-year history of publishing helpful guides to assist consumers in making better decisions. In his spare time, you will find him walking in the Norfolk countryside admiring the local wildlife. See full bio
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