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Exchange rate
I see we just pootled up over $2.05 to the pound again. Wonder how long this little upward trend is going to last, I have some savings that are just itching to move to my 'buying a house in Canada' fund at a decent rate :).
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Re: Exchange rate
Originally Posted by MarkG
I see we just pootled up over $2.05 to the pound again. Wonder how long this little upward trend is going to last, I have some savings that are just itching to move to my 'buying a house in Canada' fund at a decent rate :).
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Re: Exchange rate
Originally Posted by Souvenir
Bleedin' typical, innit? Just a couple of weeks after I had no choice but to move a stack of pounds over here at below $2.
Ah well, at least now I;m spared the constant worry/checking/second guessing on exchange rates. Although as I'm planning a trip back to UK later this year I'd quite like it to go down.............. ;) |
Re: Exchange rate
Ah well, at least now I;m spared the constant worry/checking/second guessing on exchange rates. |
Re: Exchange rate
Originally Posted by Atlantic Xpat
Yeah me too. I had to finally bite the bullet a couple of weeks ago at $2.016.
Ah well, at least now I;m spared the constant worry/checking/second guessing on exchange rates. Although as I'm planning a trip back to UK later this year I'd quite like it to go down.............. ;) |
Re: Exchange rate
Originally Posted by MarkG
I see we just pootled up over $2.05 to the pound again. Wonder how long this little upward trend is going to last, I have some savings that are just itching to move to my 'buying a house in Canada' fund at a decent rate :).
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Re: Exchange rate
I've been watching the yahoo.com rate quotes. In the past they've been close to the rate HSBC gave me for transferring 20k+ pounds: though I won't have that much this time (unless it does spike up high and I shift the ISA money too :)) so it won't be quite as good.
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Re: Exchange rate
Originally Posted by MarkG
I've been watching the yahoo.com rate quotes. In the past they've been close to the rate HSBC gave me for transferring 20k+ pounds: though I won't have that much this time (unless it does spike up high and I shift the ISA money too :)) so it won't be quite as good.
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Re: Exchange rate
Originally Posted by Highlander05
thanks for that :D will check them out
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Re: Exchange rate
Originally Posted by MarkG
Yeah, I'd just like to see it spike up to $2.20 again for a day, then I could transfer everything I have left here, not look so stupid for not transferring at $2.50, and never have to worry about it again :).
Yes, I tend to watch the dollar going up/down/up/down all day at work on the BBc site. Not that I'm obsessed or anything. It's quite exciting when it starts going up! |
Re: Exchange rate
Originally Posted by Tidge
Tell me about it!
Yes, I tend to watch the dollar going up/down/up/down all day at work on the BBc site. Not that I'm obsessed or anything. It's quite exciting when it starts going up! |
Re: Exchange rate
Originally Posted by Tidge
It's quite exciting when it starts going up!
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Re: Exchange rate
Originally Posted by Posidrive
And equally depressing when it drops :mad:
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Re: Exchange rate
Originally Posted by MarkG
I've been watching the yahoo.com rate quotes. In the past they've been close to the rate HSBC gave me for transferring 20k+ pounds: though I won't have that much this time (unless it does spike up high and I shift the ISA money too :)) so it won't be quite as good.
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Re: Exchange rate
Originally Posted by Stuarty
I was thinking of opening an HSBC account both here and Edmonton for ease of transfer of regular cash to Canada (I have a small company pension,) did you compare the rates they offer to any of the exchange companies? Stu
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