get a no-fee US$ credit card (e.g. i use TD USD VISA), {5 v9 ]4 ~: F
find someone who are willing to exchange with the XE rate ; Q3 M3 Y8 c8 s0 \) p% qdeposit your USD either to your US$ credit card or any US denominated chequeing/saving account 4 `* d2 O; ?' }$ X8 y2 c% ?go to the US and have fun (with thousands of dollars of bills to pay of course) ! W" X m2 f9 {4 R9 C" {7 I) i6 zpay your money when you get home 9 Q% w' x7 L! Y1 W4 m7 {) V& X8 U. n6 I5 @+ t
the rule of thumb is: the less you get your service from the banks, the less you will have to pay . U Z5 h6 b4 E! f4 {" S ' {# f; f$ Z( W- a2 Z: n- S0 c5 YIf 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 08:408 M. o0 d& i' V$ F. T
get a no-fee US$ credit card (e.g. i use TD USD VISA) $ s; J; X. M0 P3 P# c7 V& _find someone who are willing to exchange with ...