get a no-fee US$ credit card (e.g. i use TD USD VISA)- ~) c1 K% m' ?0 H% v6 z6 Z
find someone who are willing to exchange with the XE rate9 ^4 u! \; T1 J+ c. D0 s
deposit your USD either to your US$ credit card or any US denominated chequeing/saving account9 e, t8 T! @& h/ w! ?
go to the US and have fun (with thousands of dollars of bills to pay of course)2 f6 Y+ \* H; E- @; R! W- c5 ]
pay your money when you get home) E3 h) C, y! J; e2 d" W8 C- {* c
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the rule of thumb is: the less you get your service from the banks, the less you will have to pay" w! H( H- G8 `) C5 A
5 t" q* c% l4 ZIf you can't find someone who's willing to trade with you - you can trade with your bank with some costs depending on how much you trade. The worst is to swipe your CAD credit card in the US. Both VISA/Mastercard and your bank will skim profits every time you swipe your card.
watercress 发表于 2014-9-5 08:40- H) U& c! i' N' i/ S) t; a
get a no-fee US$ credit card (e.g. i use TD USD VISA)0 E. {$ u, p) `! C$ i) i( |
find someone who are willing to exchange with ...