get a no-fee US$ credit card (e.g. i use TD USD VISA); C# h& p& p4 y" r
find someone who are willing to exchange with the XE rate . O1 M: V# x: D; }* l/ ?deposit your USD either to your US$ credit card or any US denominated chequeing/saving account, `9 U8 T+ I7 A6 q! u: X$ z
go to the US and have fun (with thousands of dollars of bills to pay of course) 5 e$ F1 @% ?) e: c: [# j- n4 upay your money when you get home, \$ [, ~6 o' A4 A0 I7 P
* ? m i% C! Y" T7 T/ Ethe rule of thumb is: the less you get your service from the banks, the less you will have to pay5 K( V) L. d% a; {* R9 m
! s; Q' r& b! ^If 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, i7 {* b& r- v) S& H/ G, ~0 t( H
get a no-fee US$ credit card (e.g. i use TD USD VISA) & |& N8 v9 a9 q% _; x6 Efind someone who are willing to exchange with ...
$ L; X6 R+ U. z: L- q! X6 UThanks,但是我马上就去了就来不及开卡了...