Re: Exchange rate
Originally Posted by Iain Mc
(Post 4695444)
Sold your house yet?
Bit of bad news actually, the people buying mine had the people buying theirs pull out, so ours is back on the market again :mad: Oh well, I'm not too stressed about it, who knows I may even get the asking price this time around. |
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Me? Mine should be on the market in May, to beat the HIP nonsense. Not particularly looking forward to the experience I must say, although I hope as migrants-who-are-not-in-a-chain we're a reasonably attractive proposition. Sorry your buyers pulled out, better luck next time! Cheers, Iain |
Re: Exchange rate
Originally Posted by Iain Mc
(Post 4695751)
Yeah, you!
Mine should be on the market in May, to beat the HIP nonsense. Not particularly looking forward to the experience I must say, although I hope as migrants-who-are-not-in-a-chain we're a reasonably attractive proposition. Sorry your buyers pulled out, better luck next time! Cheers, Iain |
Re: Exchange rate
Originally Posted by Iain Mc
(Post 4695751)
Yeah, you!
Mine should be on the market in May, to beat the HIP nonsense. Not particularly looking forward to the experience I must say, although I hope as migrants-who-are-not-in-a-chain we're a reasonably attractive proposition. Sorry your buyers pulled out, better luck next time! Cheers, Iain The advantage being that we can move out fairly sharpish with no onward chain, the disadvantage is that once people know that we are moving abroad they can muck us about as they might think we are desperate to go. Having a spotless house 24x7 can be a real pain, especially with two kids and a dog. I dread the viewings where I have to show people around myself. |
Re: Exchange rate
Originally Posted by Danny B
(Post 4655117)
Are you sure about that? I've been keeping an eye on it for a while now and never seen it go above $2.35 in 2007.
What I'd do for it to rise to $2.70 on my completion date :) |
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Don't tell them you're migrating the disadvantage is that once people know that we are moving abroad they can muck us about as they might think we are desperate to go This is all theory, of course :) |
Re: Exchange rate
Originally Posted by Londonuck
(Post 4696000)
It must be a mistake it hasnt been that high in years. When i moved over in '98 it was 2.58... by 2002ish it was down to 2.06. Recently its shot up to 2.30.
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Re: Exchange rate
2.23 :( :( :(
Souv's beer is getting cheaper by the minute ;) |
Re: Exchange rate
Originally Posted by ann m
(Post 4701027)
2.23 :( :( :(
Souv's beer is getting cheaper by the minute ;) |
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My house sale is now back on :D virtual beers are on me tonight!
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Wish I had kept an eye on the rates earlier. Our move will be soon and it seems to be on a downward trend. :(
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Re: Exchange rate
Originally Posted by Danny B
(Post 4701255)
My house sale is now back on :D virtual beers are on me tonight!
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Re: Exchange rate
I exchanged for house purchase earlier today at 2.2190. I don't want to know if it goes up anytime soon, so I won't be looking at this thread again :D
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Re: Exchange rate
Originally Posted by Biiiiink
(Post 4701511)
I exchanged for house purchase earlier today at 2.2190. I don't want to know if it goes up anytime soon, so I won't be looking at this thread again :D
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Re: Exchange rate
folks - give custom house a go when you are looking to exchange your money. I am confident you will get a better rate than the big boys -Moneycorp/HIFX. Ring them up (based in Vancouver I think) and see what you can get off them. If you are exchanging a substantial amount of money, 10K upwards you will get close to the business rate.
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