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