Originally Posted by Michael (Post 6899985)

Edit: Oops. There appears to be a problem with the 2nd and 3rd charts. Those charts indicate that the US dollar is overvalued in relation to the Canadian dollar and the euro. I suspect that those charts are incorrect in relation to the dollar instead of the 1st chart since all other relations are correct between other currencies in all there charts and only the dollar is the oddball. For example the 1st chart indicates the Danish Krone is overvalued by 50% against the dollar, the 2nd chart indicates the Danish Krone is overvalued by 50% to the Canadian dollar, and chart 3 indicates the Danish Korne is overvalued by 33% in realtion to the Euro. That makes sense in relation to all three charts. All other currencies match up correctly between all three charts.

Originally Posted by BritishGuy36 (Post 6903278)

My daily routine currently includes checking xe.com and weeping into my cornflakes.

Originally Posted by MrsY (Post 6903980)

What is the best thing to do then if you have to transfer a big amount over to us? Is it worth waiting a while?

Originally Posted by DeanUK2US (Post 6903992)

If you can wait then do! No point otherwise. :)

Originally Posted by BritishGuy36 (Post 6903278)

My daily routine currently includes checking xe.com and weeping into my cornflakes.

Originally Posted by MrsY (Post 6904007)

OK thanks, just another quick one. Moving over next week so will need cash until hubby gets paid, would you transfer a bit of cash over or withdraw cash/pay for stuff over there using UK current account card. Or am I talking nonsense?!

Originally Posted by Thydney (Post 6904086)

Yeah with all the money I brought back it's made me 2p richer:(

Originally Posted by MsElui (Post 6903488)

Im with you - finally sold our place and now going to get whacked on the rate. We need to transfer over in the next few weeks so just trying to get the best of a poor rate that we can.