Please help me, an estimate would be good!|||What state do you live in? Need to know that to tell you whether you have state income tax to deal with or not. Also, do you itemize or take standard deduction? That will also affect how much after tax is left in your pockets.|||Depends on how much you pay for housing(if you want to give money to your church or a school or something so you know they are not just spending it on stupid things)|||Somewhere between 45 and 50 grand take home. It depends on what state you are in and how much/if you are adding to a retirement account. Assuming there are not any other outstanding garnishments (child support) on your earnings, that is a reasonable amount to expect to take home if you are grossing 70000.|||because of your tax bracket the federal government is going to take a nice wopping sum. Depending upon what your state tax is and if your city or municipality takes taxes from you, as well as school tax you that comes out of your pay, I'd say between 48,000 and 51,000|||all those answers are great, no more is needed|||Try this calculator (see link below). I put in your information and came up with an estimated federal tax liability of $11,736 (assuming you don't itemize deductions). In addition to that, you'll also have to pay FICA (7.65% of your gross pay which is $5,355 in your case), and state income tax (if applicable). Also, you'll proably also have some money for health insurance and perhaps a 401(k) withheld from your check, which will reduce your take home pay.|||depends on what state you are in. i was in wisonsin and made 68k one year and i want to say they took about 15k from me in taxes that year.
how much did i get back on my tax return. not 15 k. not even 1/3rd. and i have 2 kids.
Thursday, December 15, 2011
What is the best camera I can for about 1300 usd?
I don鈥檛 know much about cameras, but I want a camera which can capture scenes nicely, and has filters for me to play with.|||Get a Canon 600D (known as the t3i in America) with some good lenses. I recommend the Canon 50mm f/1.8 and the Canon 85mm f/1.8. In my opinion, that's the best way to start off.|||Canon makes some amazing camera with high quality photos and it also makes movies and has some built in filters. They don't cost as much as you state so you could get a good camera and buy additional filters for it if you like.
Unless you want to go pro the two best on the market are Canon and Nikon but Canon has more versatility then Nikon with the lenses.|||Nikon D7000 is the best for your price.
Unless you want to go pro the two best on the market are Canon and Nikon but Canon has more versatility then Nikon with the lenses.|||Nikon D7000 is the best for your price.
What is the cheapest way to convert currency, like my USD into KRW?
I know they can charge a hefty fee at the airport for converting currency. What can I do to avoid a fee and get a free exchange?|||I would use a debit card to withdraw money in South Korea as long as your bank is not going to charge high fees per transaction. Alternatively, look at purchasing with a credit card - again check fees first. Otherwise change a small amount at the airport and check out a few banks when you hit town. Hotels will change, but often at unfavourable rates.|||The seller's rates for USD are different (and lesser) from buying rates. i don't have much idea about all this but basically you can never get a free exchange. Airports always charge a hefty fee. They rob people. A bank in the city downtown (in Seoul?) would be a better place to get exchange. At the airport get only what you need for a day or till you visit the bank. Do call a bank before hand. :-P
Good luck.
Good luck.
How much money USD needed for 1 week South Lake Tahoe Trip?
Me and My Friends are planning to go to South Lake Tahoe in early December.
I need to know how much I need to save up for:
-Gas either for Honda Accord or Cadillac Escalade
-Food such as groceries and restaurants, munchies when we stop at gas stations
-Fun Activities such as dog sledding, snow mobling, movies etc etc
|||Hello!
Up in Tahoe right now the gas prices average 2.99-3.50 a gallon. You know your car bet, so do the math on that one.
Hotels average 50 bucks-250 depending on where your staying starting at Motel 6 for cheap, and good casino hotel rooms for 80-200 or so a night, and all being more expensive friday/sat.
Food is food no matter where you go, eating out obviously is more expensive then eating in, but theres tons of choices from McDonalds to Casino Buffetts that you can possibly get away with something around 10-15 a person depending. Then of course theres very fine dining that will obviously cost alot more.
If your 21 and looking to drink at the clubs and bars, you average about 5-8 for an average drink, unless you find some local spots w/ drink deals like 3 dollar drinks.
Snow mobiling usualy runs about 130-250 a person depending on what kind of trip you want to take, and about 20 bucks or so for clothing rentals.
:)
I need to know how much I need to save up for:
-Gas either for Honda Accord or Cadillac Escalade
-Food such as groceries and restaurants, munchies when we stop at gas stations
-Fun Activities such as dog sledding, snow mobling, movies etc etc
|||Hello!
Up in Tahoe right now the gas prices average 2.99-3.50 a gallon. You know your car bet, so do the math on that one.
Hotels average 50 bucks-250 depending on where your staying starting at Motel 6 for cheap, and good casino hotel rooms for 80-200 or so a night, and all being more expensive friday/sat.
Food is food no matter where you go, eating out obviously is more expensive then eating in, but theres tons of choices from McDonalds to Casino Buffetts that you can possibly get away with something around 10-15 a person depending. Then of course theres very fine dining that will obviously cost alot more.
If your 21 and looking to drink at the clubs and bars, you average about 5-8 for an average drink, unless you find some local spots w/ drink deals like 3 dollar drinks.
Snow mobiling usualy runs about 130-250 a person depending on what kind of trip you want to take, and about 20 bucks or so for clothing rentals.
:)
Why is the USD to EURO exchange rate different if you exchange cash at the bank VS using the ATM for euros?
I heard he ATM gives a better exchange rate. By why?
Why isnt the rate the same no matter which way you choose?|||It depends on the country and area. Generally the reason is ATMs only take 1 or 2 people to take care of but banks have a higher overhead with facilities and personnel.
Why isnt the rate the same no matter which way you choose?|||It depends on the country and area. Generally the reason is ATMs only take 1 or 2 people to take care of but banks have a higher overhead with facilities and personnel.
Is it True that You Can Get Thousands by mailing six USD?
I always read that if u invest 6 USD in a month u could get more than a thousand dollars so i read it and thought uhmm maybe its true but i wanna be convinced for me to try it so has anyone tried it or i just want your opinions with a couple of reasons.|||Scam. Commonly known as a chain letter. Not only does it not work but it is considered illegal (gambling) by the US Post Office.|||Want to buy a bridge?
How much in USD will it cost to open a company in India, how long will it last?
Also if one of founders/directors is not resident is it compulsory to be in India and be present during all procedures or all can be done by resident director ?|||The cost of opening / incorporating / registering a company in India exactly depend upon the main objects of the company and its proposed share capital. Additionally, once a company is formed, there are some recurring costs involved to maintain the company by way of periodical / annual compliance, even if the company doesn't have any business meantime.
It is not necessary to have the promoter / founder / director resident in India for the procedural compliance you mentioned in your question. There are legitimate ways out to meet the compliance.|||Depends on the cost of the real estate, renting, leaseing over there
It is not necessary to have the promoter / founder / director resident in India for the procedural compliance you mentioned in your question. There are legitimate ways out to meet the compliance.|||Depends on the cost of the real estate, renting, leaseing over there
How do you get write permissions for an external uSD card?
I'm trying to add music to my Sansa Sandisk Clip+ player, and I have a 16 GB micro SD card in it. When I try adding music to the SD card though, it says I don't have write permissions. The properties don't give me a security tab or anything to change it, I don't know how to get write permissions.|||Your card is messed up you can try to formatte it, but if you can't even get that done through admin, control prompt then the card is garbage. Did you use the card in a previous device? I had an 8 gig in a LG Andriod phone and it did the same thing.
How will the Philippine peso fare if /when the USD is no longer the gold standard?
Anyone have any ideas as to what might become of the financial future of the Philippines?|||1 Philippine peso = 0.0215 US dollars
It should be some time before the dollar ceases to exist. It is a reserve currency for many countries that are a lot more important both economically and politically than the Philippines.
For the mid-term I would hasten a guess that the Philippine Peso will appreciate along with other merging market currencies vs the USD.
It should be some time before the dollar ceases to exist. It is a reserve currency for many countries that are a lot more important both economically and politically than the Philippines.
For the mid-term I would hasten a guess that the Philippine Peso will appreciate along with other merging market currencies vs the USD.
How much in USD will it cost to open a company in India, how long will it last?
Also if one of founders/directors is not resident is it compulsory to be in India and be present during all procedures or all can be done by resident director ?|||$500 Million US Dollars...
What the best business that can produce 200 USD in a week?
My parents should pay 200USD a week from now. I wanna help them yet how? I'm planning for a business... but what business?|||Find a good product and sell on EBay!|||Where do you live? The us?
Can you give us more info? There are many businesses that make much more than that per week, but if you are trying to sell pork hotdogs in the UAE, it might not be so lucrative.|||Hey this website has a good list of business ideas and books on the subject,
http://www.moneywhileyounap.com/
Hope that helps.|||You may want to click on http://www.4xmoneytrain.com
You'll be glad you did!
Can you give us more info? There are many businesses that make much more than that per week, but if you are trying to sell pork hotdogs in the UAE, it might not be so lucrative.|||Hey this website has a good list of business ideas and books on the subject,
http://www.moneywhileyounap.com/
Hope that helps.|||You may want to click on http://www.4xmoneytrain.com
You'll be glad you did!
What is the best way to convert Canadian dollars to USD ($15,000)?
I have a bank draft for $15,000 Canadian dollars. I want it to become USD but don't want to lose like $500 on conversation. What is the best way?|||Open an investors account at your bank. You can usually do this free of charge or would cost under 30-40 (one time fee). When you have an investors account, buy USD on the open market. This way you pay NO commissions, and get the exact open market rate. You'll save a decent margin.
This is how I do all my exchanges, and in the long run you'll save a bundle.|||I have a more current question if you are still answering questions. Contact me. kyranlis@yahoo.com
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|||You can't, $15,000 Canadian is worth about $14,100 as of right now. No one can get $15,000 American for $15,000 Canadian, so they certainly won't give you $15,000 American.
You could hold the draft and hope exchange rates get better, but it might expire before they get to 1:1 and you would lose it all.
This is how I do all my exchanges, and in the long run you'll save a bundle.|||I have a more current question if you are still answering questions. Contact me. kyranlis@yahoo.com
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|||You can't, $15,000 Canadian is worth about $14,100 as of right now. No one can get $15,000 American for $15,000 Canadian, so they certainly won't give you $15,000 American.
You could hold the draft and hope exchange rates get better, but it might expire before they get to 1:1 and you would lose it all.
How much USD should I need for 28 days in Brisbane Australia?
I already know my flight costs, I still need a rental car. I booked my flight and hotel together, can I get it cheaper, I know I will need to convert currency, but as a tourist, I'm a photographer. I would rather go natural and hike and swim and the countryside rather than do all the expensive touristy junk how much would I need would you say?|||Hike and swim and countryside are the touristy things.
First get the rental car if you are even thinking of going into the country.
For food and for buying essentials for that long I would say 7-8K maybe more
Because your dollar is almost the same. Everything here will be expensive.|||How much was your flight and hotel. What sort of accomdation are you going for All these questions are needed to help with knowing if you can get it cheaper. You can get quotes for for rental cars on the internet . Try Budget http://www.budget.com.au/
Fuel is about $1.30 a litre Food you can buy in supermarkets woolworths, Coles,IGA or Aldi
The US dollar is the same as the Australian so our dollar is high yours is weak so you may find things expensive here. To stay in the same hotel the whole time will be more expensive as I'm sure you will want to travel to The Gold Coast The Sunshine Coast The hinterland and The Glass house Mountains and to travel back to your accomodation each night would be a waste of time we have good deals on accomodation www.wotif.com.au/ queensland|||Wow sounds like an amazing trip!
If you're looking at hiring a car, have you tried Lynx Car Hire? I'd recommend them. Great service and prices. Never had any problems.
They are a broker - so a lot cheaper than going direct to Hertz or Enterprise etc.
Good luck!|||Another easy way to get fast prices for any area in Australia online and you can book online ahead of your arrival is Car Hire 4 Less at http://www.carhire4less.com.au|||about 5,000
First get the rental car if you are even thinking of going into the country.
For food and for buying essentials for that long I would say 7-8K maybe more
Because your dollar is almost the same. Everything here will be expensive.|||How much was your flight and hotel. What sort of accomdation are you going for All these questions are needed to help with knowing if you can get it cheaper. You can get quotes for for rental cars on the internet . Try Budget http://www.budget.com.au/
Fuel is about $1.30 a litre Food you can buy in supermarkets woolworths, Coles,IGA or Aldi
The US dollar is the same as the Australian so our dollar is high yours is weak so you may find things expensive here. To stay in the same hotel the whole time will be more expensive as I'm sure you will want to travel to The Gold Coast The Sunshine Coast The hinterland and The Glass house Mountains and to travel back to your accomodation each night would be a waste of time we have good deals on accomodation www.wotif.com.au/ queensland|||Wow sounds like an amazing trip!
If you're looking at hiring a car, have you tried Lynx Car Hire? I'd recommend them. Great service and prices. Never had any problems.
They are a broker - so a lot cheaper than going direct to Hertz or Enterprise etc.
Good luck!|||Another easy way to get fast prices for any area in Australia online and you can book online ahead of your arrival is Car Hire 4 Less at http://www.carhire4less.com.au|||about 5,000
How will hyperinflation in the US and the USD turning worthless going to affect other currencies?
Other currencies where their government does not print money as addictive as the US does.|||It will cause a global economics Depression, kinda like in 1929 (which was a lot worse than 2008)|||There are no hyperinflation in US. Hyperinflation is when prices of common goods exceed 50% per month, whereas in US inflation only averaged 2.7% over the last 12 months. To add on, USD is not turning worthless anytime soon. Commodities such as metals, oil and foodstuff are still priced in USD and many emerging countries, such as China, Russia possesses huge amount of US Government debt, also priced in USD.
How to Invest in USD($) . in long term investment( 7 - 10 years)?
I mean If I think the USD is going to soar the next years (compared to other currencies) - or else If I think it is going to drop .
My point is How to get into a long term invesment.
Any good Ideas?|||Treasuries|||I'd rather not invest in any fiat currencies if I were you.
My point is How to get into a long term invesment.
Any good Ideas?|||Treasuries|||I'd rather not invest in any fiat currencies if I were you.
How much would be a good budget in USD for a 5 day trip to Bangkok?
A couple of friends and I are planning to visit Bangkok (and possibly other places in Thailand) around October. How much should we budget for daily meals/transportation/activities , and a good hotel (3-4 stars)?|||If you stay in Budget hotels in Bangkok, $650, inclusive of food, shopping, transport, hotel would be enough.
If you stay in 3-4 Star hotels in Bangkok, $800 would be fine.
$800 would be good too, if you are going to shop till you go crazy and its a lot of fun.|||Living cheaply- about $100/day. This would be eating at the cheaper places (food stalls, food courts), taking the BTS wherever possible- taxis when necessary, and doing cheap/free things in town. You're in luck with the last one- many daytime activities are free or very inexpensive- like visiting a wat (temple) or doing a little sightseeing (chinatown, weekend market, taking a ferry up the Chao Prayah...
Keep in mind that the "upscale" Bangkok can cost the same as the swankiset 4 star place you've been to back home. The sky's the limit.|||Do NOT listen to the last post! 100 dollars a day is CRAZY expensive for Thailand!
The best way to visit Thailand is to go on a tour. Trust me!
Especially if you're a college student , like me...it works out to be WAAYYY cheaper. Plus, you get to hang out with a bunch of college students while you travel.
For the best cheap college student vacations, check out:
http://www.efcollegebreak.com
Plus, if you enter manager code: gavrie6237 when you book,
they'll give you a $50.00 discount on top of the already cheap price.
It's safer, smarter, chaeaper, and more fun to do it this way.|||A good 3-4 star hotel will cost $50-75 per room. So it depends on how many rooms. You can get cheaper if you look around. $250-$425 for one room.
Food will cost between $3 and $30 per day depending on if you eat off the street carts or go to McDonalds/Pizza Hut/Burger King and have a couple of beers. $450
Transportation costs are pretty cheap I would guess $15 bucks from and to the Airport and maybe $20 per day while in Bangkok. So about $130 for three people.
Maybe $10 per day for entertainment (movies, entance fees etc..) $150.
Shopping $100 dollars each.
So for 5 days about $1500 or about $500 per person for 3 people or $100 each per day.
All inclusive tours are for suckers.
You can go cheaper but the point isn't always to get the cheapest deal but to enjoy your trip. So enjoy your trip.
If you stay in 3-4 Star hotels in Bangkok, $800 would be fine.
$800 would be good too, if you are going to shop till you go crazy and its a lot of fun.|||Living cheaply- about $100/day. This would be eating at the cheaper places (food stalls, food courts), taking the BTS wherever possible- taxis when necessary, and doing cheap/free things in town. You're in luck with the last one- many daytime activities are free or very inexpensive- like visiting a wat (temple) or doing a little sightseeing (chinatown, weekend market, taking a ferry up the Chao Prayah...
Keep in mind that the "upscale" Bangkok can cost the same as the swankiset 4 star place you've been to back home. The sky's the limit.|||Do NOT listen to the last post! 100 dollars a day is CRAZY expensive for Thailand!
The best way to visit Thailand is to go on a tour. Trust me!
Especially if you're a college student , like me...it works out to be WAAYYY cheaper. Plus, you get to hang out with a bunch of college students while you travel.
For the best cheap college student vacations, check out:
http://www.efcollegebreak.com
Plus, if you enter manager code: gavrie6237 when you book,
they'll give you a $50.00 discount on top of the already cheap price.
It's safer, smarter, chaeaper, and more fun to do it this way.|||A good 3-4 star hotel will cost $50-75 per room. So it depends on how many rooms. You can get cheaper if you look around. $250-$425 for one room.
Food will cost between $3 and $30 per day depending on if you eat off the street carts or go to McDonalds/Pizza Hut/Burger King and have a couple of beers. $450
Transportation costs are pretty cheap I would guess $15 bucks from and to the Airport and maybe $20 per day while in Bangkok. So about $130 for three people.
Maybe $10 per day for entertainment (movies, entance fees etc..) $150.
Shopping $100 dollars each.
So for 5 days about $1500 or about $500 per person for 3 people or $100 each per day.
All inclusive tours are for suckers.
You can go cheaper but the point isn't always to get the cheapest deal but to enjoy your trip. So enjoy your trip.
What is the difference between Japanese Yen and USD dollars?
whats the difference between yen money and u.s. money? what adds up $10= the number amount of yen? How are they different? How can you tell the difference and oppisite between prices too?|||10 dollars= 1000 yen. just add up two zeros to make it a yen|||the difference can be found here: http://www.xe.com
What is the best place to exchange money usd to euros?
What is the cheapest way to exchange money for my euro vacation?|||Go to the ATM. Have about 100 USD on hand to save for emergencies, food, etc on the way there and 100 for the same things on the way home that you keep in a safe place, but otherwise take euros out of the ATM.|||use your debit card. Go to any ATM and take money out. It's the best way to do things. Hopefully you have a good bank and they offer cheaper rates than any random place. But, you have to be able to take large amounts out. Its cheaper and better. The more you use your ATM, the more fees they charge. It also saves you time. Good luck and enjoy your time abroad!
How much would it cost in duty fees to import a painting worth $450 USD from Turkey to the US?
I want to buy a painting online but they said that any import fees, duties, or taxes would be up to me to pay and I don't want to buy the painting of it will cost just as much just to get it here. The seller said they would pay for the shipping.|||it would cost $40|||There is no duty on art. see http://www.usitc.gov/publications/docs/t鈥?/a>
How to recover payment from a UK based LTD company ,they did not clear payment of 675 USD, How to sue them?
We provided online data entry services to a UK based LTD company ,they have not cleared payment of 675 USD ,what can be done now ,
What are the legal steps we can take to recover the money.|||If you payed with Credict card then your credit card issuing bank can recall the payment afaik|||If you are in the States there may not be a great deal you can do.
We in the UK are always being told about buying from the States as if there are problems its very difficult to deal with company's so far away.
I would suggest seeking advice from a solicitor as to what your rights are.|||If you were in the UK, it would be a straightforward process to take the company to the Small Claims Court:
http://www.hmcourts-service.gov.uk/infoa鈥?/a>
However, I am not sure if an overseas company can do this. I think you need a solicitor who is based in the same area as your client to deal with this for you.
What are the legal steps we can take to recover the money.|||If you payed with Credict card then your credit card issuing bank can recall the payment afaik|||If you are in the States there may not be a great deal you can do.
We in the UK are always being told about buying from the States as if there are problems its very difficult to deal with company's so far away.
I would suggest seeking advice from a solicitor as to what your rights are.|||If you were in the UK, it would be a straightforward process to take the company to the Small Claims Court:
http://www.hmcourts-service.gov.uk/infoa鈥?/a>
However, I am not sure if an overseas company can do this. I think you need a solicitor who is based in the same area as your client to deal with this for you.
Is it possible to live in Kuala Lumpur with 450 usd per month?
I鈥檓 going to do an internship in Kuala Lumpur and I鈥檒l perceive around 450 usd per month.
Are 450usd enough for essential monthly needs?
|||hello - will you have to pay for housing? if not, this should cover it. have fun. |||More than enough.
Is it possible to change CAD to USD when doing a money order?
If you live in MTL Quebec, Canada. Are there post offices in MTL to convert canadian dollars to american dollars? Does it cost? How much if so?|||Yes, you can buy a US $ Money Order at any Post Office. The exchange rate is not so friendly right now. You might get a better rate at a bank. Just drop into both places and ask what the rate would be in each.
Friday's rate of Can. to US ~ $ 1.00 Can dollar will buy you $ 0.81 cents US
Friday's rate of Can. to US ~ $ 1.00 Can dollar will buy you $ 0.81 cents US
How much does it cost to exchange USD for Hong Kong curreny in Hong Kong banks?
I don't have a bank account in Hong Kong and I'm planning to go there during the summer but i need to know how much extra money it will cost to exchange currency in banks.|||As mentioned banks should charge HK$50 for each currency exchange. If you know someone who has bank accounts in HK, ask them to change for you so you can save the $50. The bank that offers one of the best rates is Hang Seng which has branches everywhere in Hong Kong.|||There are large number of places to exchange money in Hong Kong, with different rates and fees. So for a holiday most people just go to the various downtown exchanges.
If you are planning to spend longer in Hong Kong then you should open a bank with representation where you are and Hong Kong. The obvious one is HSBC (the world's largest bank which still has some of the best customer service for any bank in the world). Citibank and bank of China are 3 that come to mind.
Note you should talk to the bank and tell them what you plan to do. You see your account will be in the country you open it in and attract fees even if you access it from the same company bank in the other country.
There is no one single easy way to do this. For example, you can convert your money to Hong Kong dollars before you leave (if you think the US dollar is going to get weaker), transfer it when you arrive to Hong Kong dollars (using Internet banking this is easy) or bring it across in US dollars.
Other options are credit or pre-paid debit cards. You can put the money securely in a debit card and then use that to do what you need in Hong Kong.|||HKD$50, which is about US$8, for service
If you are planning to spend longer in Hong Kong then you should open a bank with representation where you are and Hong Kong. The obvious one is HSBC (the world's largest bank which still has some of the best customer service for any bank in the world). Citibank and bank of China are 3 that come to mind.
Note you should talk to the bank and tell them what you plan to do. You see your account will be in the country you open it in and attract fees even if you access it from the same company bank in the other country.
There is no one single easy way to do this. For example, you can convert your money to Hong Kong dollars before you leave (if you think the US dollar is going to get weaker), transfer it when you arrive to Hong Kong dollars (using Internet banking this is easy) or bring it across in US dollars.
Other options are credit or pre-paid debit cards. You can put the money securely in a debit card and then use that to do what you need in Hong Kong.|||HKD$50, which is about US$8, for service
How much money i would get in USD if i were to sell these Xbox 360 titles @ gamestop?
Bully:Scholarship Edition, Assassin's Creed 2, Grand Theft Auto IV and Final Fantasy XIII? All in fully working condition no scratches, booklets and manuals insides, in mint condition.|||Go to the gamestop website below for their trade-in games. Remember, Gamestop is trying to make money by reselling the games, so you may not get that much, so you might be better off using Ebay.
Below are the top games on each systems where you can get a $20 in-store credit.|||dude you would get more money if you sold them for like 10 or 15 bucks a piece to a friend. gamestop is a rip off when it comes to trading games.
Below are the top games on each systems where you can get a $20 in-store credit.|||dude you would get more money if you sold them for like 10 or 15 bucks a piece to a friend. gamestop is a rip off when it comes to trading games.
Why don't we reduce the value of USD instead of increasing RMB's value?
I don't think it is possible to force China to screw their own economy by increasing RMB's value, so why don't we reduce the value of USD?|||China has their currency pegged to the USD so a drop in the dollar leads to a corresponding drop in their currency. Also, while playing hardball with China may be justified this would distort exchange values with other countries and the U.S. who have allowed their currencies to appreciate and depreciate relatively freely. Also, printing more notes wouldn't do it because money in the Federal Reserve doesn't mean anything. That money would have to be put out in consumers hands though open market operations by buying treasury bonds and encouraging bank lending.|||Sorry, we cannot control the Yuan. Only the Chinese government can do, and that's called manipulation.
What is the best way to exchange USD into Philippines peso?
I am going to the philippines next month and i want to exchange $1,500 into pesos. would it be better if i exchange my money here in the USA or should I wait until I get into the philippines to exchange my money? Is there a fee to enter the manila international airport?|||Bring your ATM card AND cash - if you visit a smaller town you may not find an atm that accepts your foreign card. Your card must carry the Cirus or Maestro (spelling?) logo in order to operate overseas. Check with your bank before you depart.
Be aware that your local bank may charge a fee for using a foreign machine. My bank charges me $4 for this service so that impacts the net exchange rate you get. When you withdraw money make it big so you don't have to keep going back to the machine (P10,000 or more).
Be careful when exchanging cash in some of those street money changers. They're famous for short-changing people. Try the banks for exchanging cash....you may get a smaller rate but at least you'll receive all your money.
And, finally, don't worry too much about the exchange rate; remember, you could be worrying about $1 or $2 in $100....not a lot of money to you. Just enjoy your vacation.|||No fee to enter. Bring your atm and leave the cash in the bank.|||The Moneychangers in the Airport give a competitive rate.
There are other moneychangers out in town and the rates will be about the same. Never change money in a hotel, they give the worst rates.
You'll take a beating trading pesos for $ stateside if you can evan find them.
There is a P750 terminal use fee when you leave. They charge you nothing when you arrive.
You'll get the best rates on new 100$ bills. Make sure there is no writing at all or no tears in the bills or they won't accept them.|||It's like this. You need $100 notes.
Change at the Airport, bank rate..example....today's rate is 48.06, but bank rate is about 47.75....that's good. If you go to black market (you wouldn't know where to go), you get a little more..but you pay taxi and incur additional risks.
Don't change in USA.|||Theres also a limit of 10,000php before you have to declare it at the airport (you have to sign a customs declaration saying you have less than this), although there was another limit for foreign currency cash (which I cannot remember). No trouble declaring it but why make hassle for yourself when you can get it as needed from ATM's?
Plus having less cash is safer too!
Make sure that you have enough php to get from the airport to your hotel and get what you need as you need it after that.
Remember that airport taxis are quite expensive, you can save a lot by walking to arrivals and getting a normal taxi there (as they are all looking for return trip business). Agree a price or if you are not aware of correct cost, insist on the meter. If they don't want, take a different taxi!|||As the others say, don't change in the US, rather use an ATM. I usually use BPI. But last time I was there I recall being limited to a 10,000 P limit on a withdrawal. No worries, just make another transaction taking out another 10,000.
Be aware that your local bank may charge a fee for using a foreign machine. My bank charges me $4 for this service so that impacts the net exchange rate you get. When you withdraw money make it big so you don't have to keep going back to the machine (P10,000 or more).
Be careful when exchanging cash in some of those street money changers. They're famous for short-changing people. Try the banks for exchanging cash....you may get a smaller rate but at least you'll receive all your money.
And, finally, don't worry too much about the exchange rate; remember, you could be worrying about $1 or $2 in $100....not a lot of money to you. Just enjoy your vacation.|||No fee to enter. Bring your atm and leave the cash in the bank.|||The Moneychangers in the Airport give a competitive rate.
There are other moneychangers out in town and the rates will be about the same. Never change money in a hotel, they give the worst rates.
You'll take a beating trading pesos for $ stateside if you can evan find them.
There is a P750 terminal use fee when you leave. They charge you nothing when you arrive.
You'll get the best rates on new 100$ bills. Make sure there is no writing at all or no tears in the bills or they won't accept them.|||It's like this. You need $100 notes.
Change at the Airport, bank rate..example....today's rate is 48.06, but bank rate is about 47.75....that's good. If you go to black market (you wouldn't know where to go), you get a little more..but you pay taxi and incur additional risks.
Don't change in USA.|||Theres also a limit of 10,000php before you have to declare it at the airport (you have to sign a customs declaration saying you have less than this), although there was another limit for foreign currency cash (which I cannot remember). No trouble declaring it but why make hassle for yourself when you can get it as needed from ATM's?
Plus having less cash is safer too!
Make sure that you have enough php to get from the airport to your hotel and get what you need as you need it after that.
Remember that airport taxis are quite expensive, you can save a lot by walking to arrivals and getting a normal taxi there (as they are all looking for return trip business). Agree a price or if you are not aware of correct cost, insist on the meter. If they don't want, take a different taxi!|||As the others say, don't change in the US, rather use an ATM. I usually use BPI. But last time I was there I recall being limited to a 10,000 P limit on a withdrawal. No worries, just make another transaction taking out another 10,000.
How does USD to yen currency exchange work?
i wanted to buy something from japan with a shopping service and i noticed that the usd to yen rate is not balanced.
i was wondering when this would balance out, and how does it happen?
i know in 2008 when i purchased something directly from japan it was about the same price but now it seems $1 is about 80 yen.
can someone help me? thanks!|||From the Japanese expert corner, the Yen-$ exchange rate should be around 85-95 at the average this year. You can wait until the end of the year to confirm that they would be right.In the last 2 weeks, due mainly to the Tsunami in Japan, the Yen was popped up to 76 Yen a dollar. The Nikkin has asked all central banks in G7 to help stabilizing the Yen market. It has gone down to 80Yen 79 sen ,or 80.79 Yen a dollar today.I expect that it is likely to be around 80-81 for months.|||No, in 2008 the Yen/Dollar was most definitely not 1:1, have no idea where you got that idea. It was close to today's value, maybe 90 Yen to 1 dollar at that time. If you ordered something from Japan, it must have already had its dollar-price listed or that exchange was done for you without you realizing it.
The exchange rate is already "balanced" -- the balance of value between the two currencies is 80 Yen = $1. That is the balance.
There is absolutely no reason to expect one Yen ever to equal one dollar. Different country's currencies have different unit values, just like the countries have different names and their people speak different languages. There is no force whatsoever tending to align currency unit values into a 1:1 ratio.
"How it works" is when you go to Japan, you hand a currency exchange window $1 and they give you 80 Yen that you can spend.|||There is no such thing as balance in currency markets. The better term would be, "It is what it is". The Yen is at 80yen to the dollar because there are more people buying yen then dollars. The reason is because of the earthquake/tsunami. Japan has lots of money invested in dollars. So when devastation hits and you need cash, guess what happens? You sell your US dollar denominated assets for USDs, then Buy Yen with your USDs, which makes the dollar decline in value and the Yen rise in value.
At one point, the Yen was at 76/yen to the dollar. In any case, I wouldn't expect the yen to decline far beyond the 80/yen level until life in Japan gets back to normal. Actually, the yen might become more expensive, so I'd recommend buying stuff now because it costs even more.
i was wondering when this would balance out, and how does it happen?
i know in 2008 when i purchased something directly from japan it was about the same price but now it seems $1 is about 80 yen.
can someone help me? thanks!|||From the Japanese expert corner, the Yen-$ exchange rate should be around 85-95 at the average this year. You can wait until the end of the year to confirm that they would be right.In the last 2 weeks, due mainly to the Tsunami in Japan, the Yen was popped up to 76 Yen a dollar. The Nikkin has asked all central banks in G7 to help stabilizing the Yen market. It has gone down to 80Yen 79 sen ,or 80.79 Yen a dollar today.I expect that it is likely to be around 80-81 for months.|||No, in 2008 the Yen/Dollar was most definitely not 1:1, have no idea where you got that idea. It was close to today's value, maybe 90 Yen to 1 dollar at that time. If you ordered something from Japan, it must have already had its dollar-price listed or that exchange was done for you without you realizing it.
The exchange rate is already "balanced" -- the balance of value between the two currencies is 80 Yen = $1. That is the balance.
There is absolutely no reason to expect one Yen ever to equal one dollar. Different country's currencies have different unit values, just like the countries have different names and their people speak different languages. There is no force whatsoever tending to align currency unit values into a 1:1 ratio.
"How it works" is when you go to Japan, you hand a currency exchange window $1 and they give you 80 Yen that you can spend.|||There is no such thing as balance in currency markets. The better term would be, "It is what it is". The Yen is at 80yen to the dollar because there are more people buying yen then dollars. The reason is because of the earthquake/tsunami. Japan has lots of money invested in dollars. So when devastation hits and you need cash, guess what happens? You sell your US dollar denominated assets for USDs, then Buy Yen with your USDs, which makes the dollar decline in value and the Yen rise in value.
At one point, the Yen was at 76/yen to the dollar. In any case, I wouldn't expect the yen to decline far beyond the 80/yen level until life in Japan gets back to normal. Actually, the yen might become more expensive, so I'd recommend buying stuff now because it costs even more.
How much money would this be in USD?
I am trying to figure out how much the price of a hotel in Europe would be in USD. I looked up the currency exchange rates, and it said that one price in USD would be: +USD 33. Does that mean $33,000 or $3,300 or something else? Please help. This is for a school assignment. Thank you.|||Current Rate is 1 euro = 1.3633 USD
Take the Euros and multiple it with 1.3633 to arrive at USD figure .|||You take the amount in foreign currency, then multiply it by the exchange rate. For example, say that hotel room costs 100 Euros. If the exchange rate is 1 Euro = 1.40 USD, then you would multiply 100 x 1.40 to get the answer of $140 USD.
Here is a good website to look up exchange rates:
www.oanda.com
Just put the foreigh currency in the first box, then USD in the second and click convert. It will then tell you what the rate currently is (1 Foreign - X.XX USD). Remember, exchance rate change daily.
Take the Euros and multiple it with 1.3633 to arrive at USD figure .|||You take the amount in foreign currency, then multiply it by the exchange rate. For example, say that hotel room costs 100 Euros. If the exchange rate is 1 Euro = 1.40 USD, then you would multiply 100 x 1.40 to get the answer of $140 USD.
Here is a good website to look up exchange rates:
www.oanda.com
Just put the foreigh currency in the first box, then USD in the second and click convert. It will then tell you what the rate currently is (1 Foreign - X.XX USD). Remember, exchance rate change daily.
What would be the fastest way for a teen to make $4,000 usd?
What would be the fastest way for a teen to make $4,000 usd for a new computer and some software? I want a iMac and some Adobe products.|||Gosh, it really depends on how creative you are. If you can paint fabulous works of art, you could do that, and sell it (at an art fair, if nothing else).
You can design great labels, and sell those to people. If you can make just a dollar profit, then sell them to 40 people a day, you'd make the $4000 in 10 days. (Again, you'd have to probably get to an art fair, or a kiosk in the mall or something.)
If you can get a part-time job, then work 20 hours a week (it is summer), you'd probably make your money in about 20 weeks. That's kind of slow, though, isn't it?
But still, keep at it, save a little bit at a time, and you should be able to save that much in a year.
Good luck!|||Selling your parents car|||$4,000 USD? Are you out of your mind? That's going to take a while.
You can:
1. Do stuff for your parents in exchange for money.
2. Beg your parents for money.
3. Get a job!
4. Mow people's lawns or something in exchange for money.
5. Rob a bank
Have fun!!!|||give boys in school some Blow Jobs?
roflol, you need about $1,300 for an iMac Pro,
and the Adove products are free you tink.
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Drum up more business and keep a notebook to schedule when you do get a customer.
Culver's minimum hiring age is 14 with a workers permit.
I called many stores because I am 14 looking for a job. This was the response they gave which makes me happy after looking for so long.
Find a local one go online and apply and go in store to apply or call and ask if they are hiring.
What I did was Google a bunch of business near my home and found their numbers using Google maps or their sites and I called and directly asked if they are hiring and what age do they hire at.
Try local grocery stores, pizza parlors, retail stores, fast food restaurants.
Check out my blog. it has tons of money making ideas, saving tips, ways to score freebies , and discounts. the link is under my profile.
You can create a blog too. You can generate money just ranting about your interests.
You can design great labels, and sell those to people. If you can make just a dollar profit, then sell them to 40 people a day, you'd make the $4000 in 10 days. (Again, you'd have to probably get to an art fair, or a kiosk in the mall or something.)
If you can get a part-time job, then work 20 hours a week (it is summer), you'd probably make your money in about 20 weeks. That's kind of slow, though, isn't it?
But still, keep at it, save a little bit at a time, and you should be able to save that much in a year.
Good luck!|||Selling your parents car|||$4,000 USD? Are you out of your mind? That's going to take a while.
You can:
1. Do stuff for your parents in exchange for money.
2. Beg your parents for money.
3. Get a job!
4. Mow people's lawns or something in exchange for money.
5. Rob a bank
Have fun!!!|||give boys in school some Blow Jobs?
roflol, you need about $1,300 for an iMac Pro,
and the Adove products are free you tink.
ever heard of torrent downloading?
hahaha|||I small gfx and pro gamer. Sell weed
p2p=peer to prison
mine is only a misodminor|||hey dude , don't worry. I will help you . you should join mypage5, where people make money fast by uploading pictures, videos, mp3, writing blogs, posting comments on other existing user profile and making friends all over the world. it is free to join.follow the link given below;
http://www.mypage5.com/registration.php?refid=MjI1ODk
This link is for getting directly sign up page and also for getting bonus amount. If link doesn't appear active, simply copy it and paste into your browsers address panel and go..............! wishing you all the best...........!|||If you are good with computers and you like browsing on the internet, this site is AMAZING!!! At least am i making alot af money.
check it out
www.learntoearneasymoney.com|||Make babysitting flyers using the computer and put them in the library, people's mailboxes, and grocery stores.
Drum up more business and keep a notebook to schedule when you do get a customer.
Culver's minimum hiring age is 14 with a workers permit.
I called many stores because I am 14 looking for a job. This was the response they gave which makes me happy after looking for so long.
Find a local one go online and apply and go in store to apply or call and ask if they are hiring.
What I did was Google a bunch of business near my home and found their numbers using Google maps or their sites and I called and directly asked if they are hiring and what age do they hire at.
Try local grocery stores, pizza parlors, retail stores, fast food restaurants.
Check out my blog. it has tons of money making ideas, saving tips, ways to score freebies , and discounts. the link is under my profile.
You can create a blog too. You can generate money just ranting about your interests.
Where can I find a site that will allow me to import historical USD index prices to excell?
Looking to plot a correlation graph. Previous 52 weeks silver vs. USD and the Chinese Yuan, with US GDP and Chinese GDP|||http://www.monpa.com/dwc/
How Far Can Euro Go Down Versus USD ?
Euro is going down versus USD almost everyday. How far is it going to go down? Can you present a calculated guess ?|||The Euro has reached the March high and the June low at 1.3750 which is near-term support; expecting a bounce from here or the next measured level at 1.3650.
How far can it go? If this is a third-wave decline, then it would hit within the measured channel again at 1.3000 around mid March.
How far can it go? If this is a third-wave decline, then it would hit within the measured channel again at 1.3000 around mid March.
How much does Oxford cost (USD) and what do I need to do to get in?
I'm planning which colleges to apply to and certain parental units are demanding "best education for cheapest cost" decisions. How much is Oxford, which one of it's colleges is best for a History degree, and what do I have to do to get in?
I'm also looking at McGill in Canada, Georgetown, Columbia, and NYU in the States.|||Since Oxford is a British uni and they have an entirely different program (A-Levels, Sixth Form, let's not get into it) to some degree it's hard to compare.
There's no definite GPA you need, because Oxford looks at A-Level scores. You can figure that you need for Oxford what you need for Harvard. 3.75 and above, preferably 3.8 or more.
What you need is AP scores. Since in Britan, students take a year of "sixth form college" (which for us would be somewhat like Freshman year or International Baccalaureate or a full year of AP courses) American students must have either an IB diploma, 3 AP test scores, or a year of college. To get into Oxford, the 3 AP scores you submit would need to be 5,5,5. They do sometimes admit students with 5,5,4, but it's a much lower chance. Two of the AP scores you submit need to be "traditional" ones: English AP, Art History, etc. One of them may be a more "out-there" one: AP Studio Art, Music Theory, Human geography. But again, since the school is very hard to get into it'd be best if all of your majors were more traditional and more focused on your major.
If you have an IB Diploma, it's much simpler. You just basically hand your credentials over. Again, you'll need very high scores. AAA or AAB. And again, you'll need a minimum of 2 traditional courses.
If your school offers neither AP nor IB, and you really want to go to Oxford, you'll need to go to an American university for one year and get a GPA of 3.75 or above and turn that into Oxford.
Its cost is harder to answer. British people don't really pay for college, not in the sense that we Americans do. Since you'll be a foreign student, you'll have to pay. For American students, it is about $30,000 a year, depending on how the pound is doing compared to the dollar..
Since schools in Britain don't really cost anything, they don't offer much in the way scholarships/aid. Anything they offer is called a bursary, by the way. It is much harder to get if one is foreign. Basically, all the cost will be on you.
Oxford accepts 50 or so American students, so you'll need to really stand out. You have much, much, much better chances of getting into any American university, and you have much better chances of getting aid. Columbia or Georgetown will give you a great education.
I'm also looking at McGill in Canada, Georgetown, Columbia, and NYU in the States.|||Since Oxford is a British uni and they have an entirely different program (A-Levels, Sixth Form, let's not get into it) to some degree it's hard to compare.
There's no definite GPA you need, because Oxford looks at A-Level scores. You can figure that you need for Oxford what you need for Harvard. 3.75 and above, preferably 3.8 or more.
What you need is AP scores. Since in Britan, students take a year of "sixth form college" (which for us would be somewhat like Freshman year or International Baccalaureate or a full year of AP courses) American students must have either an IB diploma, 3 AP test scores, or a year of college. To get into Oxford, the 3 AP scores you submit would need to be 5,5,5. They do sometimes admit students with 5,5,4, but it's a much lower chance. Two of the AP scores you submit need to be "traditional" ones: English AP, Art History, etc. One of them may be a more "out-there" one: AP Studio Art, Music Theory, Human geography. But again, since the school is very hard to get into it'd be best if all of your majors were more traditional and more focused on your major.
If you have an IB Diploma, it's much simpler. You just basically hand your credentials over. Again, you'll need very high scores. AAA or AAB. And again, you'll need a minimum of 2 traditional courses.
If your school offers neither AP nor IB, and you really want to go to Oxford, you'll need to go to an American university for one year and get a GPA of 3.75 or above and turn that into Oxford.
Its cost is harder to answer. British people don't really pay for college, not in the sense that we Americans do. Since you'll be a foreign student, you'll have to pay. For American students, it is about $30,000 a year, depending on how the pound is doing compared to the dollar..
Since schools in Britain don't really cost anything, they don't offer much in the way scholarships/aid. Anything they offer is called a bursary, by the way. It is much harder to get if one is foreign. Basically, all the cost will be on you.
Oxford accepts 50 or so American students, so you'll need to really stand out. You have much, much, much better chances of getting into any American university, and you have much better chances of getting aid. Columbia or Georgetown will give you a great education.
Best way to exchange Euros for USD in Orlando?
I went to Bank of America and got significantly less than I expected based on the rate listed on Google. How can I get the most USD cash for Euros?|||I bought some euros recently at a place at the Florida mall. The rates were poor both for buyers or sellers. I noticed recently that the B B %26amp; T bank has a sign outside announcing currency exchange.
Actually there are very money exchanges in the Orlando area.|||It is kinda (!) silly to bring your home currency to ANY other country. Just use your regular bank card and go to the nearest ATM machine to withdraw money. That will typically cost you a dollar, or two in local charge and a 2 -3 % premium over the published rate at your home bank.
Far, far cheaper than dealing with paper money. - Let your money stay in your pocket and save.|||Try this place. They are usually pretty good with rates. But you should of did it before coming to the US. FOREIGN CURRENCY EXCHANGE 4200 Conroy Rd Orlando, FL
Phone 1 407 345 5111
Actually there are very money exchanges in the Orlando area.|||It is kinda (!) silly to bring your home currency to ANY other country. Just use your regular bank card and go to the nearest ATM machine to withdraw money. That will typically cost you a dollar, or two in local charge and a 2 -3 % premium over the published rate at your home bank.
Far, far cheaper than dealing with paper money. - Let your money stay in your pocket and save.|||Try this place. They are usually pretty good with rates. But you should of did it before coming to the US. FOREIGN CURRENCY EXCHANGE 4200 Conroy Rd Orlando, FL
Phone 1 407 345 5111
How does one raise 2 million usd to drill for gas?
I own over 2 square miles in the pinedale natural gas play
@ 40 acre spacing 30 wells could be drilled bringing in about
100,000,000 USD per year.|||Sell it for 3.50 a gallon like every other gas station. You will make a killing.|||shared investing. if you're guessing right, you'll have no problem finding an investor.|||If your numbers are accurate, the money should be flowing too you. money follows money.
@ 40 acre spacing 30 wells could be drilled bringing in about
100,000,000 USD per year.|||Sell it for 3.50 a gallon like every other gas station. You will make a killing.|||shared investing. if you're guessing right, you'll have no problem finding an investor.|||If your numbers are accurate, the money should be flowing too you. money follows money.
What is the cheapest way to do a currency exchange from USD to Japanese yen?
Google has utterly failed me on this one, as its first four search results have suggested totally contradictory answers. One says use a local bank. One says use a Japanese bank, and another says the airport (yeah right) is the best rate.
So whats the best way to transfer many thousands of dollars into yen?|||Get a money market account and trade directly without any fees or middle man.|||First of all, you are NOT going to get the exchange rate you see on the currency exchange. Those rates are only for currency traders much like the traders on the stockmarket floors. Your rate would be somewhere around 80 to 85% of market rates.
You will NOT get the best rates outside of Japan. The yen is in demand and that means outside of Japan people want yens so trading USD for it is a losing proposition if you are trying to get the best rates.
I'm not sure why you implied the airport exchange is not a good place to exchange money. It may not be the absolute best, but it is pretty close. Most banks in Japan will exchange USD to yen and depending on which ones you can get a very decent rate.
The other option is to get traveler's check which some banks in the US offers without a fee. You can then cash the checks in Japan at their banks for yens.|||Actually if you change USD to JPY in a *Japanese* airport the exchange rate is pretty reasonable, as many of the exchange offices at airports are operated by actual banks rather then companies like at US Airports. USA Airports will RIP YOU OFF.
Local banks will have much harder time (especially language issues) and if they simply don't do exchanges on a daily basis.
You either use the ATM (international ATM), get traveler's checks and exchange them in Japan, or exchange cash directly for Japanese cash at the exchange office in the Airport.|||online bank transfer?
So whats the best way to transfer many thousands of dollars into yen?|||Get a money market account and trade directly without any fees or middle man.|||First of all, you are NOT going to get the exchange rate you see on the currency exchange. Those rates are only for currency traders much like the traders on the stockmarket floors. Your rate would be somewhere around 80 to 85% of market rates.
You will NOT get the best rates outside of Japan. The yen is in demand and that means outside of Japan people want yens so trading USD for it is a losing proposition if you are trying to get the best rates.
I'm not sure why you implied the airport exchange is not a good place to exchange money. It may not be the absolute best, but it is pretty close. Most banks in Japan will exchange USD to yen and depending on which ones you can get a very decent rate.
The other option is to get traveler's check which some banks in the US offers without a fee. You can then cash the checks in Japan at their banks for yens.|||Actually if you change USD to JPY in a *Japanese* airport the exchange rate is pretty reasonable, as many of the exchange offices at airports are operated by actual banks rather then companies like at US Airports. USA Airports will RIP YOU OFF.
Local banks will have much harder time (especially language issues) and if they simply don't do exchanges on a daily basis.
You either use the ATM (international ATM), get traveler's checks and exchange them in Japan, or exchange cash directly for Japanese cash at the exchange office in the Airport.|||online bank transfer?
Can I use my China Construction bank card in America to withdraw USD?
I have read that BofA and China Construction are partners. I am having trouble here in China transferring RMB into my BofA account, and was curious if I would be able to access my RMB from my China Construction Account while I was visiting the states. **Be able to receive USD from an ATM with my China Construction bank card. Thank you in advance!|||Not only can you access your China Construction Bank funds from a Bank of America ATM, but there are no fees! CCB and BOA have a long-standing relationship designed to promote international transactions and travel ease. Your CCB card will work at BOA, just as BOA cards work at CCB.
As you have discovered, there are restrictions on outbound wire transfers from China. It is logistically almost impossible for a foreigner to wire money from China, unless they do it through a corporate bank account for commercial purposes.
Another option for getting money out of China is to carry cash into Hong Kong and wire it to America from there. Some people buy gold coins or jewelry in China and carry those out. Where there is a will there is a way.|||One of my friends has an account in the China Construction Bank. He said that he could withdraw USD from the BOA with his card, while he was traveling in the usa.
I dont know if every account type can have this feature, though.
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As you have discovered, there are restrictions on outbound wire transfers from China. It is logistically almost impossible for a foreigner to wire money from China, unless they do it through a corporate bank account for commercial purposes.
Another option for getting money out of China is to carry cash into Hong Kong and wire it to America from there. Some people buy gold coins or jewelry in China and carry those out. Where there is a will there is a way.|||One of my friends has an account in the China Construction Bank. He said that he could withdraw USD from the BOA with his card, while he was traveling in the usa.
I dont know if every account type can have this feature, though.
.
As the Indian rupees getting stronger against US$, How we convert our USD salary when we send to India??
I am getting money by Chinese RMB. When i send to Inida it convert into USD then to Rupees. Which is best way to protect the loss?|||that is the only way permitted by the reserve bank of India... and followed by the banks operating in India...|||You people are the ones destroying the American economy|||Find a way to get converted to a alternative Currency that is more stable against the Rupee,like say Euro or Singapore Dollar within China (if feasible), then transfer the same to
India for reconversion [may not be practicable]. Also send a STRONG collective Communication/ dispute the Indian Government advocating the Rupee to be pegged on a Weighted Average basis with other Currencies, so that the exclusivity of US$ conversion option is done away with.|||send it directly from china.
India for reconversion [may not be practicable]. Also send a STRONG collective Communication/ dispute the Indian Government advocating the Rupee to be pegged on a Weighted Average basis with other Currencies, so that the exclusivity of US$ conversion option is done away with.|||send it directly from china.
Can I play psp games from the memory card rather than the USD game cartridges?
I bought my son a psp 1000 for Christmas, and now it will not recognize that there is a USD cartridge in the system. Can I download games from the psp store onto a memory card and play them that way?|||you can just go to the plastation network tab, create or sign in to an account and but psn money and download from there. or you could get media go (a free computer program that lets you access the psn on the computer and download.
download:
http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/prod…|||U mean umd and yeah u can. U have to hack it, meaning change the firmware. U need a pandora battery. (9 bucks plus s/h on the web) and u need the software that u put on ur mem card (a magic memory stick) its real easy to do and then u can also download ur games for free off of the web or rip the ones u have to ur mem stick with a program called umd gen. Go to psp-hacks.com or pspmod.com and read the tutorials on how to hack ur psp u want to get firmware called GEN D3|||Yeah, but not every game will be on the store. The games also take up a fair amount of space, so you will need something like a 16GB memory card. It would probably be cheaper to get your son's psp repaired. It wont cost as much as buying all your games again off the PS Store.
I just saw the comment above, you wont want to hack the psp. It voids the warranty and it is against the law. Sometimes it can brick the psp aswell.|||no|||yes they are iso and cso but you have to hack your psp|||Dont hack your psp just go online to the playstation store and download games from there.|||you need to create pandora here it shows u how to do it www.psphacks.com
download:
http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/prod…|||U mean umd and yeah u can. U have to hack it, meaning change the firmware. U need a pandora battery. (9 bucks plus s/h on the web) and u need the software that u put on ur mem card (a magic memory stick) its real easy to do and then u can also download ur games for free off of the web or rip the ones u have to ur mem stick with a program called umd gen. Go to psp-hacks.com or pspmod.com and read the tutorials on how to hack ur psp u want to get firmware called GEN D3|||Yeah, but not every game will be on the store. The games also take up a fair amount of space, so you will need something like a 16GB memory card. It would probably be cheaper to get your son's psp repaired. It wont cost as much as buying all your games again off the PS Store.
I just saw the comment above, you wont want to hack the psp. It voids the warranty and it is against the law. Sometimes it can brick the psp aswell.|||no|||yes they are iso and cso but you have to hack your psp|||Dont hack your psp just go online to the playstation store and download games from there.|||you need to create pandora here it shows u how to do it www.psphacks.com
What amount in USD should I charge for labor on adding on to an existing deck?
This deck is 24' x 30' It was built around a "top of ground pool". So really I am squaring it off where the pool was and completeing the railing. I am charing her labor and cost of building materials. But I am stumped on labor cost, I want to give her a good deal but not screw myself over too.|||It depends - are you in an area which used primarily union carpenters or not? Are you paying for materials on a cost plus basis? Keep in mind that you need to pick up materials and may have to return bad boards or make extra parts runs. Who's paying for the permit and inspections (or will a permit be pulled)?
Bottom line is that you have to scope out your competition for the work to be done, and see if you can make money at it. Some contractors are willing to work at par (no profit) just to keep their employees paid. There is no concrete answer for all regions and all economic conditions. Bummer, eh?|||Why not call around to some others that do this work and get an estimate of their labor costs per hour if they will give them to you and go from that. That is what I have done in landscaping work and I then charge a little less.|||If it is a friend, I would suggest $10-20 an hour, depending on how far she is coming from. If it is really hot or cold and rainy more is better. :)|||Common is $25.00 per hour
Bottom line is that you have to scope out your competition for the work to be done, and see if you can make money at it. Some contractors are willing to work at par (no profit) just to keep their employees paid. There is no concrete answer for all regions and all economic conditions. Bummer, eh?|||Why not call around to some others that do this work and get an estimate of their labor costs per hour if they will give them to you and go from that. That is what I have done in landscaping work and I then charge a little less.|||If it is a friend, I would suggest $10-20 an hour, depending on how far she is coming from. If it is really hot or cold and rainy more is better. :)|||Common is $25.00 per hour
Can a couple with a gross income of 130000 usd/year b4 tax live comfortably? How much?
can we afford a good house, health insurance, retirement plan and travelling a lot?|||I make 26,000 a year. On that I'm able to have a decient apartment and support my girlfriend. We get by. There's no traveling, theres no health insurance, and no retirement savings. I would be pretty damn comfortable on 130,000 a year. You can live comfortably on that in about 90-95% of the country.|||Depends where you wanna live|||It is impossible to answer your question based on the minimal information you provided. It depends if you live in Manhattan, NY or Manhattan KS.|||Let's see, I don't know. How about if you send it to me each year, and I'll give it a try, and make a report for you? ;)
(seriously, that is a lot of money relatively speaking - certainly somewhere you can enjoy yourselves in a nice home/condo... travel... dine out not infrequently, and also set up a retirement account, before you have kids and you completely change your schedules and spending around their needs)|||Depends on where you live. My wife and I make less than that per year, and live comfortably, but I have no idea where you live, or what your idea of "live comfortably" is compared with mine.|||In Manhattan, KS, you'd live like royalty. Big house and all of the toys, no sweat.
In Manhattan, NY you'd get by OK, but not opulently by any stretch. Smallish apartment in a good area but forget much travel.|||your dumb. My husband makes 11 thousand a year and I stay at home with our infant. we do fine. if you can't get by on 130 grand then you need to reevaluate your life.
(seriously, that is a lot of money relatively speaking - certainly somewhere you can enjoy yourselves in a nice home/condo... travel... dine out not infrequently, and also set up a retirement account, before you have kids and you completely change your schedules and spending around their needs)|||Depends on where you live. My wife and I make less than that per year, and live comfortably, but I have no idea where you live, or what your idea of "live comfortably" is compared with mine.|||In Manhattan, KS, you'd live like royalty. Big house and all of the toys, no sweat.
In Manhattan, NY you'd get by OK, but not opulently by any stretch. Smallish apartment in a good area but forget much travel.|||your dumb. My husband makes 11 thousand a year and I stay at home with our infant. we do fine. if you can't get by on 130 grand then you need to reevaluate your life.
How much of an impact would $300.00 USD a month have on a family of 3 in southern philippines?
I've been helping a friend of mine that lives in southern philippines on an island called Camiguin Island. I send $300.00 every month but she acts as if that does little to nothing.|||It's roughly around PHP 13,500 and it's really not much even if she's alone, specially to a family. But a help is a help and she should be thankful about that.|||thats enough for 3, your friend should be thankful|||Has she confirmed that the money has been received?
That's more than enough to be able to have a decent lifestyle, considering what you are giving is supposed to be over and above what she would earn while working.|||thats really enough she should be thankful for a friend like you ... some people are very ungrateful for the kind deeds others do for them and try too drain you for all they can get..... i think your a very kind person for what your doing... bless you !|||my sisters nanny ( who has worked in her home for eight years ) is from the Philippians
she supports her family there which includes
her mother
sister
sisters' baby
brother
on the income my sister gives her
also she is secretly putting money aside so when she goes back to the philippians she can build a "tin roof hut"
her family is always complaining to send more money ..that the brother needs help with school costs that the baby is sick
that the house needs a new floor that now the brother needs help to start up a buisness
i feel bad all that responsibly is on this womens shoulders
and all she is going to get out of working for X amount of years is a " tin roof hut"
oh and i think she is from a very rural area because one time i was in church with her and these other filipeno girls came up to her and started to talk to her and then they started to laugh and i guess mock her
then she was upset and when i asked what they said she said they called her monkey cave girl cause she is from a primitve area??!!
i guess they could tell from her accent
she speaks
urdu
english
germen
turkish
and all she is going to get is a ungrateful family and a hut
makes me sick
keep your fingers crossed she is dating a nice man now ( the first in eight years ) maybe she will get to stay|||well, that honestly is not enough if they would have to depend on your help alone. can't they work for additional income? your friend is not so greatful at all. considering they live in camiguin,it's a province,and not an urban place. if they are really in need they could make use of that money you are giving them. i would be greatful if i was given $300 monthly, you want my account number? lol|||It is more than the average wage... $300 is approximately 13,500 peso
minimum wage is about 240 peso per day.|||haahaaay if $300 does nothing to alleviate her situation, why keep sending it? you can spend that on yourself and i'm sure it will make you feel good. a facial or massage or new shoes. your friend is stupid and greedy most likely. get rid of the leach.|||That should be alright for a family of 3. She should be thankful having a friend like you helping her out. She lives in an island that is pretty affordable. Well if this is a maintainable for monthly help/support well maybe she wants more, which is very typical but don"t let anyone take advantage of you. Try to escape some months and am sure she would be more grateful when you start helping her again. Just let her know she has to accept what you have to offer. Gezz some people just cant get enough. Unless her family is not doing anything and just basically waiting for the help oh well...|||Then stop sending.|||I'd say your friend cares little for you! she sounds greedy and ungrateful,save your money.why ask a question you already know the answer to|||I think your "friend" is spoiled and ungratefull. The average college graduate here earns BTN P9,000 to P12,000 a month with a "good job". That is, if they are lucky enough to have a job. That's working 6 days a week with 10-12 hour shifts. Your already sending more than that.
$300 a month can have a BIG impact on a family of 3.
BTW you can sponsor a poor child through and help her family for only $100 a month through various charity orginzations here.
The way your friend is acting I would not be surprised if this was a business to her and she was also "getting help" from other people. She sounds like a golddigger to me.|||he is not your friend. friend is a friend. sending money to him will affect you friendship at the time you can't give him. be careful.
my advise is to stop sending a money or stop supporting him. you may give him a time to relax than you.
BUT!!! if there's anything behind that matter, i think i'm out of it.
good luck.|||What kind of lifestyle they have? If you support them monthly, then they must be on lower class of lifestyle. And i asked my sister-in-law for she's from Camiguin island, how much the cost of living in there and she said everything is cheap. No malls are being installed there, just a small department store. What do you mean by family of 3? Is it only 3 persons in 1 family or 3 big families? Maybe your friend are not supporting just a family of 3 persons because $300 dollars is enough and they can even put up a small business there. Have you ever wondered about it?...|||It would be really hard to find out why unless you ask her to show you and explain to you where all this money is going to. Also, you did not mention if she is working or not. Is there a medical issues or condition that requires her to make a monthly or weekly payments that you are not aware of for Doctor visits and such.
In any case she should be grateful for any help you are offering and just be sure she is not abusing this friendship.|||My family gives money to many VERY UNGRATEFUL FAMILY members, family even!
i believe that filipinos dont know what the hell to do with they're money.
The lady who owns the house that i live in (here in the Philippines) ALWAYS comes to the house for advance payments because she doesn't know how to make her cash last one month.
o_O
so solution: either get used to it or stop sending money and see what she does ( hahahahaha.. )
$300 isnt enough to live luxuriously, but its enough to survive. Especially if she has no other income?! I cant stand how UN-thankful some filipinos are..|||Hi I was in Camiguin 3 days ago
Nice place thinking of renting a house there for a year.
Your Q
Depends how much money the family has.
Also what are you expecting
People have pride and are ashamed to take charity
On the other hand there should be some acknowledgement.
I send 400 allowance plus 200 rent to my girl and family and I know this makes a huge impact
Maybe you should visit
D|||according to the NSO in the Philippines the average family income in the Philippines is approximately $260 US dollars a month. Therefore your gift of 300 a month is more than enough.|||oh...u really have a good "friends"...don't u think that they r just using u??? i send my parents and sis 150$ and they r very thankful about it...i'm not responsible for anybody...since we r all adult,isn't it??
That's more than enough to be able to have a decent lifestyle, considering what you are giving is supposed to be over and above what she would earn while working.|||thats really enough she should be thankful for a friend like you ... some people are very ungrateful for the kind deeds others do for them and try too drain you for all they can get..... i think your a very kind person for what your doing... bless you !|||my sisters nanny ( who has worked in her home for eight years ) is from the Philippians
she supports her family there which includes
her mother
sister
sisters' baby
brother
on the income my sister gives her
also she is secretly putting money aside so when she goes back to the philippians she can build a "tin roof hut"
her family is always complaining to send more money ..that the brother needs help with school costs that the baby is sick
that the house needs a new floor that now the brother needs help to start up a buisness
i feel bad all that responsibly is on this womens shoulders
and all she is going to get out of working for X amount of years is a " tin roof hut"
oh and i think she is from a very rural area because one time i was in church with her and these other filipeno girls came up to her and started to talk to her and then they started to laugh and i guess mock her
then she was upset and when i asked what they said she said they called her monkey cave girl cause she is from a primitve area??!!
i guess they could tell from her accent
she speaks
urdu
english
germen
turkish
and all she is going to get is a ungrateful family and a hut
makes me sick
keep your fingers crossed she is dating a nice man now ( the first in eight years ) maybe she will get to stay|||well, that honestly is not enough if they would have to depend on your help alone. can't they work for additional income? your friend is not so greatful at all. considering they live in camiguin,it's a province,and not an urban place. if they are really in need they could make use of that money you are giving them. i would be greatful if i was given $300 monthly, you want my account number? lol|||It is more than the average wage... $300 is approximately 13,500 peso
minimum wage is about 240 peso per day.|||haahaaay if $300 does nothing to alleviate her situation, why keep sending it? you can spend that on yourself and i'm sure it will make you feel good. a facial or massage or new shoes. your friend is stupid and greedy most likely. get rid of the leach.|||That should be alright for a family of 3. She should be thankful having a friend like you helping her out. She lives in an island that is pretty affordable. Well if this is a maintainable for monthly help/support well maybe she wants more, which is very typical but don"t let anyone take advantage of you. Try to escape some months and am sure she would be more grateful when you start helping her again. Just let her know she has to accept what you have to offer. Gezz some people just cant get enough. Unless her family is not doing anything and just basically waiting for the help oh well...|||Then stop sending.|||I'd say your friend cares little for you! she sounds greedy and ungrateful,save your money.why ask a question you already know the answer to|||I think your "friend" is spoiled and ungratefull. The average college graduate here earns BTN P9,000 to P12,000 a month with a "good job". That is, if they are lucky enough to have a job. That's working 6 days a week with 10-12 hour shifts. Your already sending more than that.
$300 a month can have a BIG impact on a family of 3.
BTW you can sponsor a poor child through and help her family for only $100 a month through various charity orginzations here.
The way your friend is acting I would not be surprised if this was a business to her and she was also "getting help" from other people. She sounds like a golddigger to me.|||he is not your friend. friend is a friend. sending money to him will affect you friendship at the time you can't give him. be careful.
my advise is to stop sending a money or stop supporting him. you may give him a time to relax than you.
BUT!!! if there's anything behind that matter, i think i'm out of it.
good luck.|||What kind of lifestyle they have? If you support them monthly, then they must be on lower class of lifestyle. And i asked my sister-in-law for she's from Camiguin island, how much the cost of living in there and she said everything is cheap. No malls are being installed there, just a small department store. What do you mean by family of 3? Is it only 3 persons in 1 family or 3 big families? Maybe your friend are not supporting just a family of 3 persons because $300 dollars is enough and they can even put up a small business there. Have you ever wondered about it?...|||It would be really hard to find out why unless you ask her to show you and explain to you where all this money is going to. Also, you did not mention if she is working or not. Is there a medical issues or condition that requires her to make a monthly or weekly payments that you are not aware of for Doctor visits and such.
In any case she should be grateful for any help you are offering and just be sure she is not abusing this friendship.|||My family gives money to many VERY UNGRATEFUL FAMILY members, family even!
i believe that filipinos dont know what the hell to do with they're money.
The lady who owns the house that i live in (here in the Philippines) ALWAYS comes to the house for advance payments because she doesn't know how to make her cash last one month.
o_O
so solution: either get used to it or stop sending money and see what she does ( hahahahaha.. )
$300 isnt enough to live luxuriously, but its enough to survive. Especially if she has no other income?! I cant stand how UN-thankful some filipinos are..|||Hi I was in Camiguin 3 days ago
Nice place thinking of renting a house there for a year.
Your Q
Depends how much money the family has.
Also what are you expecting
People have pride and are ashamed to take charity
On the other hand there should be some acknowledgement.
I send 400 allowance plus 200 rent to my girl and family and I know this makes a huge impact
Maybe you should visit
D|||according to the NSO in the Philippines the average family income in the Philippines is approximately $260 US dollars a month. Therefore your gift of 300 a month is more than enough.|||oh...u really have a good "friends"...don't u think that they r just using u??? i send my parents and sis 150$ and they r very thankful about it...i'm not responsible for anybody...since we r all adult,isn't it??
How much USD money should I bring to Seoul Korea for 16 days?
I have the tickets already. I have researched the hotel already and that's about $700 - $1000 for the whole trip. So including hotel, how much for food, some shopping, and a good time there for 16 days? Also, where is the best place to exchange currency ($ -%26gt; won, and then on the return back, won -%26gt; $)? And, one more, in the case of an emergency, how accessible is an ATM and is it hassle free to withdraw from a bank account in the US? Thanks in advance.|||Depends what you want to do, really, but I think stuff is cheaper here than in America.
Food, you're looking at around ten bucks for a decent meal. $600-700 for three meals a day for 16 days is what I'd bring.
Shopping...well if you're into erm, nearly authentic goods (imitation bags, clothes, etc) head on down to Itaewon. Stuff is really cheap there, and you can hassle the price with the shopowner. Otherwise, Mok-dong/Dongdaemun are good places to visit (prices are a bit higher, but so is quality)
You don't need a lot of money here to have a good time, there's plenty to do in 16 days. Say a $1000 bucks for 16 days, and you'll probably have money leftover.
Basically, including hotel fees, you're looking at $2500~$3000 bucks or so. Go ahead and exchange your money at the airport currency exchange, rates are the fairest there. As for ATMs...there are a lot of them, but they only access Korean banks.
Have fun in Seoul :)|||You will love Seoul. I presently live and teach here. You can get away with $2000.00 plus your hotel easily. Transportation by subway and taxi are both cheap in comparison to the USA and Canada.
Shopping at Daemdaemoon is cheap as well and you could go home with a lot of money in your pocket still.
Enjoy your time in Korea.
ATM's that accept foreign cards are hard to find. You can go to KB bank and they usually have one ATM at each bank for foreign bank cards and visa. They have a few at the airport. Be sure to exchange your money at the airport. Woori bank and KB bank are exchange banks. The ATM's at these banks do have English on their machines. Korean's are friendly and many speak English. If you need to use an ATM during the day, the banks have someone that speaks English usually and they will assist you should you have any trouble.
Food, you're looking at around ten bucks for a decent meal. $600-700 for three meals a day for 16 days is what I'd bring.
Shopping...well if you're into erm, nearly authentic goods (imitation bags, clothes, etc) head on down to Itaewon. Stuff is really cheap there, and you can hassle the price with the shopowner. Otherwise, Mok-dong/Dongdaemun are good places to visit (prices are a bit higher, but so is quality)
You don't need a lot of money here to have a good time, there's plenty to do in 16 days. Say a $1000 bucks for 16 days, and you'll probably have money leftover.
Basically, including hotel fees, you're looking at $2500~$3000 bucks or so. Go ahead and exchange your money at the airport currency exchange, rates are the fairest there. As for ATMs...there are a lot of them, but they only access Korean banks.
Have fun in Seoul :)|||You will love Seoul. I presently live and teach here. You can get away with $2000.00 plus your hotel easily. Transportation by subway and taxi are both cheap in comparison to the USA and Canada.
Shopping at Daemdaemoon is cheap as well and you could go home with a lot of money in your pocket still.
Enjoy your time in Korea.
ATM's that accept foreign cards are hard to find. You can go to KB bank and they usually have one ATM at each bank for foreign bank cards and visa. They have a few at the airport. Be sure to exchange your money at the airport. Woori bank and KB bank are exchange banks. The ATM's at these banks do have English on their machines. Korean's are friendly and many speak English. If you need to use an ATM during the day, the banks have someone that speaks English usually and they will assist you should you have any trouble.
How much USD money do I need at least if I want to visit to Montevideo Uruguay?
I am planning on staying there for 2 weeks holiday (vacation) depends on my budget. (Hotel is already taken care of by the way)|||Well hey!
It really depends on how many people you are and what activities you are gonna do. Lets say you're one person...And the hotel is already taken care of (So hotel price is not included). Hmm...this is hard to say. Lets see...if you go to a really good restaurant (1 person) your meal price would be about 25-30 USD. For two people would be like 50-60 USD, but again for a good restaurant (delicious food!!!) You can eat the traditional "Asado" meat and I'm sure you'll love it. If it's like a middle-class cafe or restaurant it'll be cheaper...but never REALLY cheap. Stuff are quite expensive over here. Then if you want to go out at night and go to like a bar or dance club...about 20 dollars if you wanna get in and have a couple of drinks. Of course if can be cheaper...mine is just an estimate. And then transportation by bus is like 1 dollar for the ticket and taxi depends how far you go.
I would recommend you to take more. Because even if you have left overs it's fine they're not gonna evaporate. But if you take less you might be going through necessities and you always need some money in case of emergencies. So like 1,000 USD I would say... The final say is yours.
Good Luck
It really depends on how many people you are and what activities you are gonna do. Lets say you're one person...And the hotel is already taken care of (So hotel price is not included). Hmm...this is hard to say. Lets see...if you go to a really good restaurant (1 person) your meal price would be about 25-30 USD. For two people would be like 50-60 USD, but again for a good restaurant (delicious food!!!) You can eat the traditional "Asado" meat and I'm sure you'll love it. If it's like a middle-class cafe or restaurant it'll be cheaper...but never REALLY cheap. Stuff are quite expensive over here. Then if you want to go out at night and go to like a bar or dance club...about 20 dollars if you wanna get in and have a couple of drinks. Of course if can be cheaper...mine is just an estimate. And then transportation by bus is like 1 dollar for the ticket and taxi depends how far you go.
I would recommend you to take more. Because even if you have left overs it's fine they're not gonna evaporate. But if you take less you might be going through necessities and you always need some money in case of emergencies. So like 1,000 USD I would say... The final say is yours.
Good Luck
Where can I exchange USD into Canadian dollar at Toronto, ON?
I am going to Toronto, ON. Where at Toronto can I exchange USD into Canadian dollar?|||Any bank.|||TD canada has good rates...|||Any bank will do that for you. Or you can use your own bank card at an ATM - and they are everywhere - to get Canadian dollars.|||Bank|||any bank or credit union|||Don't exchange! As someone from NY who has been going to to T.O. about once a month for the past 10 years, I highly recommend using your ATM card to get cash if you don't get slammed with fees. You will get a better exchange (which is critical now that the US $ is so low). Any bank or exchange office will charge you far too much to exchange cash dollars. If you belong to HSBC bank, all the better, you can take money out right there at their bank on Spadina in Chinatown.
Why is the japanese yen worth much less than USD & the Euro?
1 USD is worth 91 Japanese Yen
Even a Mexican Peso is worth a lot more than a yen.
Is this because Japan's economy?|||Remember that yen is the only currency unit in Japan while the US has cents as well as dollars. Right now a dollar is approximately worth 90 yen, so a cent is worth less than a yen.
As for the real value/buying power, well, a high school student working at a McDonald's in Japan can earn something like 800 yen/hour in Tokyo, and a cup of regular coffee at Starbucks or similar type of outlet costs 200 - 300 yen, just to give you an idea.|||I remember reading about this a little when I was looking into investing in the Foreign Exchange.
Now keep in mind this is veeeerry broad and not an incredible answer, but...
After WWII Japan went through major inflationary problems that they eventually reigned in, but as I recall it's still not amazing. Also, having a currency valued at much less, it's great for their export economy, because other countries can buy more when the Yen is worth less, and who doesn't love exporting more?
Keep in mind this is a very shallow answer.|||historic reason. but people never spend one yen, instead they spend 100 yen at least each time. yes japan does need to consolidate the numbers that they use to calculate their currency. it is not convenient, sounds a bit ridiculous...
Even a Mexican Peso is worth a lot more than a yen.
Is this because Japan's economy?|||Remember that yen is the only currency unit in Japan while the US has cents as well as dollars. Right now a dollar is approximately worth 90 yen, so a cent is worth less than a yen.
As for the real value/buying power, well, a high school student working at a McDonald's in Japan can earn something like 800 yen/hour in Tokyo, and a cup of regular coffee at Starbucks or similar type of outlet costs 200 - 300 yen, just to give you an idea.|||I remember reading about this a little when I was looking into investing in the Foreign Exchange.
Now keep in mind this is veeeerry broad and not an incredible answer, but...
After WWII Japan went through major inflationary problems that they eventually reigned in, but as I recall it's still not amazing. Also, having a currency valued at much less, it's great for their export economy, because other countries can buy more when the Yen is worth less, and who doesn't love exporting more?
Keep in mind this is a very shallow answer.|||historic reason. but people never spend one yen, instead they spend 100 yen at least each time. yes japan does need to consolidate the numbers that they use to calculate their currency. it is not convenient, sounds a bit ridiculous...
Monday, December 12, 2011
How much will be billed against my (Australian dollar) debit card if I pay 10 USD online?
I want to make a purchase online for USD 10 by using my debit card (in Australia)?|||Current exchange rates would put that at AUD 9.35, however banks never give you the best rate. On top of that they usually charge some sort of other fees just for processing a foreign transaction. You would need to talk to your bank, or research it on their website, to figure out what those fees are.
What are the chances of the USD increasing on the RMB?
in 2002 the USD was 8.2 on the Chinese RMB. Now it's down to 6.8 on the RMB... What are the chances of the USD increasing over the next 8 years? Or will it continue to decrease in value?|||Im no prophet but my best guess is that USD will continue to decrease over the next couple of years.
This is because the Chinese are holding lots (and lots lots lots) of US treasuries.....which the main drive to the strength of the USD for the past many Years before this financial crisis. And recently the Chinese had no choice but to sell off their USD dominated Treasuries in order to pump more money into their economy. Especially when the US Treasuries are sooo high right now.....they might take up the opportunity to sell their Treasury holdings.
Also with the coming president obama, promising to extend more bailouts and protectionism, is gonna drive the dollar to the floor. remember, China pumps their economy with money they made of by selling US treasuries (readily available assets)......but the US doesnt have anything to sell anymore to raise capital, so, they print more and more money (to bail-out wall street) which devalues USD even further.
This is because the Chinese are holding lots (and lots lots lots) of US treasuries.....which the main drive to the strength of the USD for the past many Years before this financial crisis. And recently the Chinese had no choice but to sell off their USD dominated Treasuries in order to pump more money into their economy. Especially when the US Treasuries are sooo high right now.....they might take up the opportunity to sell their Treasury holdings.
Also with the coming president obama, promising to extend more bailouts and protectionism, is gonna drive the dollar to the floor. remember, China pumps their economy with money they made of by selling US treasuries (readily available assets)......but the US doesnt have anything to sell anymore to raise capital, so, they print more and more money (to bail-out wall street) which devalues USD even further.
What are some good ways of depositing USD onto my online poker account?
I play on absolutepoker currently but I am open to trying out new sites. In the past, I've been able to deposit using my mastercard but for some reason they don't process mastercards anymore.|||Well it's likely that your MasterCard does not work on gambling sites! A lot of them (card companies) decline gambling site transactions. You can get a prepaid card, or you can do a WU transfer, or you can choose other methods. Sites are constantly looking for new, easy ways for Americans to play on their sites. You can find additional secure deposit/withdrawal tips as well as reviews of other US friendly sites at http://poker-lobby.com and http://dagus-statistics.com/reviews Good luck.|||This is from cherry red. check out their FAQ
Q. Which deposit methods do you accept?
A. We can accept deposits from Visa, Amex and MasterCard credit cards. We also offer deposits by Moneybookers, Ewallet Xpress, Click2pay, Ecocard and UseMyWallet.|||The whole industry was hit by MasterCard last month and nearly all sites aren't able to accept it anymore. Anway, you can use any of the other methods they offer including Visa, Echecks, EwalletXpress, Western Union, bank wire or MG money transfer.
If you live in the U.S. I would recommend using Echecks or an All Access Visa. If you need more info. on this go to http://www.onlinepokerads.net and they list all current deposit and withdrawal options available at each poker room at the bottom of the corresponding rooms review page.
Hope this helps.|||You can deposit with all access visa gift card or echeck. These are the most used methods from USA.|||I could have guided you better had you have mentioned where you play at. Primarily most rooms allow E checks ,Credit cards , Neteller (Not for all countries) , Moneybooker accounts for depositing. For more information, you should visit the offical website of your poker room as they must have listed recommended payment modes (both for deposting and cashouts).
Also at http://www.casinosdiary.com/category/pay鈥?/a> you will find functional payment modes for most poker rooms.
Q. Which deposit methods do you accept?
A. We can accept deposits from Visa, Amex and MasterCard credit cards. We also offer deposits by Moneybookers, Ewallet Xpress, Click2pay, Ecocard and UseMyWallet.|||The whole industry was hit by MasterCard last month and nearly all sites aren't able to accept it anymore. Anway, you can use any of the other methods they offer including Visa, Echecks, EwalletXpress, Western Union, bank wire or MG money transfer.
If you live in the U.S. I would recommend using Echecks or an All Access Visa. If you need more info. on this go to http://www.onlinepokerads.net and they list all current deposit and withdrawal options available at each poker room at the bottom of the corresponding rooms review page.
Hope this helps.|||You can deposit with all access visa gift card or echeck. These are the most used methods from USA.|||I could have guided you better had you have mentioned where you play at. Primarily most rooms allow E checks ,Credit cards , Neteller (Not for all countries) , Moneybooker accounts for depositing. For more information, you should visit the offical website of your poker room as they must have listed recommended payment modes (both for deposting and cashouts).
Also at http://www.casinosdiary.com/category/pay鈥?/a> you will find functional payment modes for most poker rooms.
How much in USD would be good to take along as spending money for a week in tokyo?
i already have a place to stay (staying with a friend and it's free) so this USD amount is just for food/transportation and spending money.
i am a university student too so i will be on a budget but looking to get ideas from people.|||Tokyo is the most expensive city in Japan, so you should bring a LOT. For starters with food, since it's going to be a week with 3 meals a day, in total have enough money for 21 meals. You can stick with McDonalds, ramen shops at a mall, or sushi-belt resteraunt (where each plate containing one sushi is around 100 yen/1 USD), which all have cheapness equivalent to the U.S. prices... Or you can spend a lot by going to restaraunts serving squid or other strange, fancy foods. Think how much high class resteraunts in America cost, and it'll be about the same, if not more.
Transportation isn't expensive. To ride trains is very cheap, maybe about 2300 yen (2-3 USD) for a ticket, unless you decide to go on a fancy high speed monorail, which may cost up to the equivalent of 15 USD.
Now for spending money... just bring a couple hundred if you have specific stuff in mind. Clothes in Tokyo cost a fortune, since that's where many name brands are, and even CDs can cost the equivalent of 20 USD. At least books are cheap.|||Um. about 100 or 200 dollars|||Sightseeing into temple/museum needs the entrance fees, souvenirs will be happened as memoirs there and meals are not so inexpensive unless you are small eater so that you'd better prepare USD100/day at least for pleasant staying in Japan.|||well, i would bring at least $300, but more just to be safe, because you don't want to be stuck in a foreign country with no money. plus, japan is expensive.|||I visited Tokyo and Osaka for a week during a trip to Japan last year, and I spent about $50 a day, and I thought I was being stingy. I had a JR Rail Pass (a GREAT investment if you are traveling around the country - in Tokyo only, probably not so much) but in Osaka while I lived there it was about 200-300 yen ($2-3 dollars) for the average train ride.
Food... It depends on what you want to eat. Eating on a budget you can get by at $20 a day, but if you want good stuff, $40-$50 is a better bet. Personally, I like cheap stuff better, but each person has their own tastes. Curry rice, ramen, okonomiyaki, kaitenzushi, and gyudon are super good and super cheap.
Souvenirs are your own personal thing - Asakusa has cheap souvenirs (cheaply made and not very unique), but in other areas it will be more expensive. If you want a kimono or something like that, you're going to pay A LOT more. I got my kimono at a flea market in Kyoto for $5 US, but that is a one-time deal.
I spent $700 US over two weeks in cities and smaller towns minus most transportation. For a week in Tokyo, I would budget about $400.|||Despite Tokyo's reputation for high prices, you can readily travel, entertain yourself, and feed yourself very cheaply. We went for our honeymoon and traveled on a train pass we bought before we left the US. Food is so delicious and inexpensive in small restorans all over the place. Little restaurants that serve delicious bowls of hot noodles, steaks and pork dishes for very little. Hit up a kaiten sushi restaurant and watch as fresh sushi and sashimi make their way around the restaurant on a conveyor belt. You only pay by color-coded plate. Very cheap and very good. The shrines and temples are free and if you want a souvenir they are cheap.
i am a university student too so i will be on a budget but looking to get ideas from people.|||Tokyo is the most expensive city in Japan, so you should bring a LOT. For starters with food, since it's going to be a week with 3 meals a day, in total have enough money for 21 meals. You can stick with McDonalds, ramen shops at a mall, or sushi-belt resteraunt (where each plate containing one sushi is around 100 yen/1 USD), which all have cheapness equivalent to the U.S. prices... Or you can spend a lot by going to restaraunts serving squid or other strange, fancy foods. Think how much high class resteraunts in America cost, and it'll be about the same, if not more.
Transportation isn't expensive. To ride trains is very cheap, maybe about 2300 yen (2-3 USD) for a ticket, unless you decide to go on a fancy high speed monorail, which may cost up to the equivalent of 15 USD.
Now for spending money... just bring a couple hundred if you have specific stuff in mind. Clothes in Tokyo cost a fortune, since that's where many name brands are, and even CDs can cost the equivalent of 20 USD. At least books are cheap.|||Um. about 100 or 200 dollars|||Sightseeing into temple/museum needs the entrance fees, souvenirs will be happened as memoirs there and meals are not so inexpensive unless you are small eater so that you'd better prepare USD100/day at least for pleasant staying in Japan.|||well, i would bring at least $300, but more just to be safe, because you don't want to be stuck in a foreign country with no money. plus, japan is expensive.|||I visited Tokyo and Osaka for a week during a trip to Japan last year, and I spent about $50 a day, and I thought I was being stingy. I had a JR Rail Pass (a GREAT investment if you are traveling around the country - in Tokyo only, probably not so much) but in Osaka while I lived there it was about 200-300 yen ($2-3 dollars) for the average train ride.
Food... It depends on what you want to eat. Eating on a budget you can get by at $20 a day, but if you want good stuff, $40-$50 is a better bet. Personally, I like cheap stuff better, but each person has their own tastes. Curry rice, ramen, okonomiyaki, kaitenzushi, and gyudon are super good and super cheap.
Souvenirs are your own personal thing - Asakusa has cheap souvenirs (cheaply made and not very unique), but in other areas it will be more expensive. If you want a kimono or something like that, you're going to pay A LOT more. I got my kimono at a flea market in Kyoto for $5 US, but that is a one-time deal.
I spent $700 US over two weeks in cities and smaller towns minus most transportation. For a week in Tokyo, I would budget about $400.|||Despite Tokyo's reputation for high prices, you can readily travel, entertain yourself, and feed yourself very cheaply. We went for our honeymoon and traveled on a train pass we bought before we left the US. Food is so delicious and inexpensive in small restorans all over the place. Little restaurants that serve delicious bowls of hot noodles, steaks and pork dishes for very little. Hit up a kaiten sushi restaurant and watch as fresh sushi and sashimi make their way around the restaurant on a conveyor belt. You only pay by color-coded plate. Very cheap and very good. The shrines and temples are free and if you want a souvenir they are cheap.
As UK fashion customers, how do you feel about web sites that post prices in USD as opposed to GBP?
If everything else were equal, do you avoid a site in USD?|||ye usually i avoid them because whatsthe point in look if you are using GBP|||you usually can change currency to show you british currency|||Sites that show prices in US Dollars are generally American sites. I would avoid them mainly because postage from the US is very expensive, and you often have to pay a customs duty at this end too. That means you can land up paying three times the original price, making buying from those sites very expensive unless it's something you really want, and can't get here.|||I don't care really. It is easy enough to convert them.|||Surely only American sites show prices in US dollars, so I can't imagine the issue.
Anyway if you took a little bit of time to look at the financial pages you will see that the US dollar is very weak right now and if you compare the prices to pounds there is a very good chance that even with shipping etc you may well get a bargain by buying from the states.|||yes i do avoid them.
xxxx|||If you want to make such a big deal about it, why go to U.S. sites in the first place? And it isn't hard to convert the money either.
http://www.xe.com/ucc/|||yes but it is still possible to buy stuff using paypal|||if its in usd then it does not look like a site fo us and then unless we really want it we will leave to get a uk site,
as we know we wont have to read for hours about exporting and P%26amp;P prices.
Anyway if you took a little bit of time to look at the financial pages you will see that the US dollar is very weak right now and if you compare the prices to pounds there is a very good chance that even with shipping etc you may well get a bargain by buying from the states.|||yes i do avoid them.
xxxx|||If you want to make such a big deal about it, why go to U.S. sites in the first place? And it isn't hard to convert the money either.
http://www.xe.com/ucc/|||yes but it is still possible to buy stuff using paypal|||if its in usd then it does not look like a site fo us and then unless we really want it we will leave to get a uk site,
as we know we wont have to read for hours about exporting and P%26amp;P prices.
How many USD are you allowed to carry (legaly) in cash while travelling from Dubai to foreign countries?
How many Dhirhams or USD or Euro are you or we allowed to carry (legaly) in cash while travelling from Dubai to outside of UAE? Is there any limitation or decleration required from the traveller while going to outside or leaving the UAE?|||All passengers arriving in the country are to declare the cash amounts in their possession, which exceed AED (40.000) Forty thousand or other equivalent currencies and traveling cheques by filling the declaration form designed for this purpose in accordance with the cash amounts declaration system in force in the country; and any passenger whose age is less than 18 years old, shall not be allowed to bring in amounts exceeding the aforementioned limit, and the amounts in his possession shall be added to the allowed limit of his master if he accompanies him.
USD around 11K
EUR around 8 K
In other words, there is no restriction on the amount. You just have to declare any amount being more than AED 40 K, USD 11 K and Eur 8 K. That's it.|||I live in Australia and I know that here that you can have to $10 000 cash (Australian $$ or equivilent)
When I went to Japan, they had some figure on there little declaration form that you give them at immigration. I forgot what it was but it worked out to nearly $10 000 AUD as well.
So my guess is that you can have around $10 000, even in USD (as both currencies are close to dollar for dollar) as your limit.
I might be wrong as the UAE may be different but check with other travvelers who have been there as they must have sen the limits somewhere at an airport imigration counter somewhere.
Or......check with the UAE embassy or even your airline may know!|||i am able to figure it out with a range of 10,000 u.s dollars while u r traveling outside uae to ane other country, later it's the matter of tht country how much they allow u to carry in!!!
USD around 11K
EUR around 8 K
In other words, there is no restriction on the amount. You just have to declare any amount being more than AED 40 K, USD 11 K and Eur 8 K. That's it.|||I live in Australia and I know that here that you can have to $10 000 cash (Australian $$ or equivilent)
When I went to Japan, they had some figure on there little declaration form that you give them at immigration. I forgot what it was but it worked out to nearly $10 000 AUD as well.
So my guess is that you can have around $10 000, even in USD (as both currencies are close to dollar for dollar) as your limit.
I might be wrong as the UAE may be different but check with other travvelers who have been there as they must have sen the limits somewhere at an airport imigration counter somewhere.
Or......check with the UAE embassy or even your airline may know!|||i am able to figure it out with a range of 10,000 u.s dollars while u r traveling outside uae to ane other country, later it's the matter of tht country how much they allow u to carry in!!!
Is there a seal that beeps on old USD bills?
There's a seal on every USD bill to the right on front side of every bill. When checked on the machine for checking money it beeps and that means the bill is real.
Now, my question is: do the old bills beep too? And I mean really old ones, like from the beginning of the 20th century.
Sources, please.|||http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Counterfeit鈥?/a>
should give a lot of information on this. As counterfeiters were getting smarter, governments were also keeping up with the technology. Very old ones? You may have to put one through a modern machine, which has magnetic, ultraviolet and other sensing mechanisms.
Now, my question is: do the old bills beep too? And I mean really old ones, like from the beginning of the 20th century.
Sources, please.|||http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Counterfeit鈥?/a>
should give a lot of information on this. As counterfeiters were getting smarter, governments were also keeping up with the technology. Very old ones? You may have to put one through a modern machine, which has magnetic, ultraviolet and other sensing mechanisms.
I brought home some foreign money, can I exchange it in the US for USD?
I went to vietnam and brought home about 200 bucks worth of vietnamese dong. Can I go somewhere locally, like maybe my bank, and exchange it for USD?|||You might be able to deposit it in your bank. Don't be surprised if they don't accept it though. You may need to go to a place that specializes in changing foreign currency.|||Most banks do currency exchange. They will probably charge you a fee if it is below a certain amount, though this fee may be waived if you have an account at that bank.|||Yes, definately and prepare to be there for awhile because exchanging foreign money take more than a few mins|||most banks will do the transaction. of course, they will charge a fee. In most large airports, there are exchange booths as well. I know that at least in the airports, they don't take coins only bills.|||yes most banks will do that|||You might also want to try your local airport. They do currency exchanges there for anyone.
Do Americans believe that the value of the USD on the world market has something to do with their success?
If the USD were valued higher than the Euro or the Pound, would that make Americans feel good / give them more pride? Do you believe a high value dollar helps the US?|||Certainly not. See my answer to your previous question.
Edit: Here the relevant parts:
...as long as the US$ is the worlds currency, lowering the value of the dollar is good for USA, because it diminishes the debt.
(...) In fact, at the moment, lowering the dollar value is good for the competitiveness of US companies on the intrnational market.|||"Wow look at this dollar! It's worth 5 euro's now, HOLY CRAP I FEEL SO MUCH ******* PRIDE"|||Our dollar is turning into Zimbabwe dollars.|||With the trade deficits and debt the U.S. has, the dollar should be falling in a floating exchange rate system. But since the dollar is backed by oil (petro-dollar hegemony) we are able to spend beyond our means. It's unsustainable.
Edit: Here the relevant parts:
...as long as the US$ is the worlds currency, lowering the value of the dollar is good for USA, because it diminishes the debt.
(...) In fact, at the moment, lowering the dollar value is good for the competitiveness of US companies on the intrnational market.|||"Wow look at this dollar! It's worth 5 euro's now, HOLY CRAP I FEEL SO MUCH ******* PRIDE"|||Our dollar is turning into Zimbabwe dollars.|||With the trade deficits and debt the U.S. has, the dollar should be falling in a floating exchange rate system. But since the dollar is backed by oil (petro-dollar hegemony) we are able to spend beyond our means. It's unsustainable.
What are some ideas to pay off USD 500,000 mortgage?
Our house is worth USD 200,000 but no one is buying. It would have made more sense saving some money and buying a house in foreclosures.|||that is a 300000 difference. If the house does sell for 200000 where are you going to find 300000?
Ideas to pay it off, well if it was that expensive you probably have room to take in a roommate or housemate. Charge them rent and apply it to your mortgage.
If the property is large enough charge to store items on the property.
Grow your own veggies and fruits in the summer on the land to save money.
I guess what I am saying is try to get the most for your 500000 use every inch of the land and home to make some sort of money.|||hello that really sounds suprising to me though i guess saving money for how long do you want to save money when you can actually apply for a loan and pay off the USD 500,000 its preferable and you can try SBA LOAN by just sending a request to e_loan@rocketmail.com its fast,easy and reliable within 5-7 buisness day you will get your loan its really wonderful cause i have used them before.i hope this solves your problem and answers your question correctly|||Let me get this straight, you actually paid 500,000 for a house, that is worth 200,000? That is why you never eat the brownies the real estate agents offer.
My neighbor, Mr Bluetooth Bastard, bought a foreclosed house, and then mailed the keys to his old house back to the bank. He then filled for bankruptcy. The new house is 50% bigger and has a lower mortgage payment.|||House price dropped, bank is in preforclosure and you probably just got your hours cut or were even laid off? Unfortunately, there are thousands out there in the same situation. The good news is that your forclosure can be put off because no one will buy the house anyway. The bad is you have to find more work, doing things you never thought you would have to resort to. Work fast food, grocery stores, maybe even the guy in the statue of liberty suit pointing towards H%26amp;R Block. We all have to grit our teeth and deal with this, hopefully it will be over soon.
Ideas to pay it off, well if it was that expensive you probably have room to take in a roommate or housemate. Charge them rent and apply it to your mortgage.
If the property is large enough charge to store items on the property.
Grow your own veggies and fruits in the summer on the land to save money.
I guess what I am saying is try to get the most for your 500000 use every inch of the land and home to make some sort of money.|||hello that really sounds suprising to me though i guess saving money for how long do you want to save money when you can actually apply for a loan and pay off the USD 500,000 its preferable and you can try SBA LOAN by just sending a request to e_loan@rocketmail.com its fast,easy and reliable within 5-7 buisness day you will get your loan its really wonderful cause i have used them before.i hope this solves your problem and answers your question correctly|||Let me get this straight, you actually paid 500,000 for a house, that is worth 200,000? That is why you never eat the brownies the real estate agents offer.
My neighbor, Mr Bluetooth Bastard, bought a foreclosed house, and then mailed the keys to his old house back to the bank. He then filled for bankruptcy. The new house is 50% bigger and has a lower mortgage payment.|||House price dropped, bank is in preforclosure and you probably just got your hours cut or were even laid off? Unfortunately, there are thousands out there in the same situation. The good news is that your forclosure can be put off because no one will buy the house anyway. The bad is you have to find more work, doing things you never thought you would have to resort to. Work fast food, grocery stores, maybe even the guy in the statue of liberty suit pointing towards H%26amp;R Block. We all have to grit our teeth and deal with this, hopefully it will be over soon.
Can I charge to my credit card using a 12 month installment an item worth 2,000 USD?
but my limit is only 1,000 USD? So that will be around 167 USD per month to be charged to my card.|||If your limit is only $1000, then NO, you can't charge $2000! What do you think the word "limit" means?
Oh, and your monthly payment on a $2000 charge would be a great deal more than $167 per month, since you have completely failed to take the interest into account!
Oh, and your monthly payment on a $2000 charge would be a great deal more than $167 per month, since you have completely failed to take the interest into account!
What determinates the Euro to overtake the USD?
I live in Europe and i am not impressed with how things go around here.
I see the Euro getting bigger than the dollar and i wonder why does that happen.
The economy of Europe aint as good as the USA economy (basicly anything i buy except the food is made in Asia by american companies).
What determines the Euro to be more than dollar?
I am suffering from this since i work online and i earn USD.|||The price of two currencies is based on demand and supply.
That the dollar is dropping against the euro (or the euro is gaining versus the dollar) at the moment has sveral reasons:
The interest rate in the US is around 5.50 % and is not expected to rise while the interest rate in europe is still rising. This reduces the demand in dollars as the gap between the interest rate is closing (next incrase by the European Central Bank expected in December and the end is expected in summer next year with 4.5 %) and less money is moved into the dollar.
The european economy is in fact growing faster than the US economy: in the third quarter US 1.6 % versus europe 2.5. %. AN dthe US ecocnomy is slowing ( First quarter 5.6. %, second 3.6. %, third 1.6 %) while europe is expected to grow by around 2.5 % for the next 2 years.
The dollar is the reserve currency of the world (China and Japan have around 900 bn dollars each) and China has signalized to balance there currency portfolio and move more money into the Euro (this is maybe already happening).
The US run a so called double deficit in the budget (around 350 bn dollar) and in imports (around 700 -800 bn dollar) per year, meaning that the US imports more than it expoerts. And this is going on since several years. This is considered unsustainable, so in fact it is good that the dollars drop as this starts to reduce the deficit.
The OPEC (Organization of the Oil Exporting Countries) has hinted that they may change the currency they trade oil in will change to the Euro.
This correction in the dollar has been expected since several years and most economists are surprised howlong it needed. For the next 6 weeks it is expected hat the dollar will go the 1.37 $ per Euro, if the dollar braeks through this wall ..... ?
To balance the tarde deficit a dollar of 1.80/Euro would be necessary but then the world economy will go into shock !
If I were you: I would try to get part of my income in Euro (minimum what you need for living in Europe).|||Basically, currency exchange rates have to do with the investment climates in the respective countries.
If I have dollars, and I believe that I can earn more money investing in the euro countries, then I will sell my dollars to buy euros.
For example, if the bank/bond interest rates in Germany are higher than in the US by a margin I consider attractive, then I will move money there.
If there are companies in the euro zone which I believe will offer me a greater return on stock purchases than the US, then I will buy euros in order to buy those stocks|||well it doesn't atcually overtake the USD since parity doesn't mean anything. there is no reason why the exhange change should be one.
in general, an inflow of money into euroland makes the euro appreciate. I think the euro is not expensive but the dollar quite cheap, because there is so much of it.
check the big mac index for real overvaluation etc.
I see the Euro getting bigger than the dollar and i wonder why does that happen.
The economy of Europe aint as good as the USA economy (basicly anything i buy except the food is made in Asia by american companies).
What determines the Euro to be more than dollar?
I am suffering from this since i work online and i earn USD.|||The price of two currencies is based on demand and supply.
That the dollar is dropping against the euro (or the euro is gaining versus the dollar) at the moment has sveral reasons:
The interest rate in the US is around 5.50 % and is not expected to rise while the interest rate in europe is still rising. This reduces the demand in dollars as the gap between the interest rate is closing (next incrase by the European Central Bank expected in December and the end is expected in summer next year with 4.5 %) and less money is moved into the dollar.
The european economy is in fact growing faster than the US economy: in the third quarter US 1.6 % versus europe 2.5. %. AN dthe US ecocnomy is slowing ( First quarter 5.6. %, second 3.6. %, third 1.6 %) while europe is expected to grow by around 2.5 % for the next 2 years.
The dollar is the reserve currency of the world (China and Japan have around 900 bn dollars each) and China has signalized to balance there currency portfolio and move more money into the Euro (this is maybe already happening).
The US run a so called double deficit in the budget (around 350 bn dollar) and in imports (around 700 -800 bn dollar) per year, meaning that the US imports more than it expoerts. And this is going on since several years. This is considered unsustainable, so in fact it is good that the dollars drop as this starts to reduce the deficit.
The OPEC (Organization of the Oil Exporting Countries) has hinted that they may change the currency they trade oil in will change to the Euro.
This correction in the dollar has been expected since several years and most economists are surprised howlong it needed. For the next 6 weeks it is expected hat the dollar will go the 1.37 $ per Euro, if the dollar braeks through this wall ..... ?
To balance the tarde deficit a dollar of 1.80/Euro would be necessary but then the world economy will go into shock !
If I were you: I would try to get part of my income in Euro (minimum what you need for living in Europe).|||Basically, currency exchange rates have to do with the investment climates in the respective countries.
If I have dollars, and I believe that I can earn more money investing in the euro countries, then I will sell my dollars to buy euros.
For example, if the bank/bond interest rates in Germany are higher than in the US by a margin I consider attractive, then I will move money there.
If there are companies in the euro zone which I believe will offer me a greater return on stock purchases than the US, then I will buy euros in order to buy those stocks|||well it doesn't atcually overtake the USD since parity doesn't mean anything. there is no reason why the exhange change should be one.
in general, an inflow of money into euroland makes the euro appreciate. I think the euro is not expensive but the dollar quite cheap, because there is so much of it.
check the big mac index for real overvaluation etc.
How to by inkjet brochure paper in bulk for less than $0.15 USD per sheet?
Currently injet paper is sold in packs of 50 to 100 sheets and the cost typically rund $0.2 USD per sheet which is ourragous. You should be able to buy it in the $0.01 to $0.03 per sheet range by buying by the ream or the case. Any ideas?|||I get all my office supplies from Superfine Printing - they have everything at great prices. Especially paper, I get all the time and if you buy in bulk, you end up saving a lot. You may want to check them out! Their website is attached-
What do you think the JPY to USD ratio will be six months from now?
Just wondering, I am thinking of a trip abroad but don't want to go to Japan when 1 USD only gives me something like 85 JPY.|||I don't see a whole lot of fluctuation. Close to the same as now.
How can I raise $136,500 USD to pay for my education?
Hello,
I'm wanting some advice or some help on trying to find a way to pay for my education for university. Im wanting to some how raise $136,500 USD to pay for my education. Please help me come up with some ideas to raise this money so i can attend university.
Thank you for your time in reading this. I would greatly appreciate any ideas or help.|||2 words..
PELL GRANTS...|||Thats a lot of money and raising that much money in a short amount of time is going to be very difficult if not impossible. I'd say start working as much as you can and live at home. Save everything you can possibly save. Also start thinking about your options. Do you have to go to the school for 4 years? Maybe you could go to community college for two years (my parents told me this and I cringed). Remember that most people get scholarships for the individual school. For example my tuition was 30,000 a year but i got 12500 in a scholarship (private schools give more aid then state schools). Also fill out the FAFSA to see if you are eligible for federal grants or loans.|||1. A Job
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3. Car Wash
4. Pick a cheaper school.
I'm wanting some advice or some help on trying to find a way to pay for my education for university. Im wanting to some how raise $136,500 USD to pay for my education. Please help me come up with some ideas to raise this money so i can attend university.
Thank you for your time in reading this. I would greatly appreciate any ideas or help.|||2 words..
PELL GRANTS...|||Thats a lot of money and raising that much money in a short amount of time is going to be very difficult if not impossible. I'd say start working as much as you can and live at home. Save everything you can possibly save. Also start thinking about your options. Do you have to go to the school for 4 years? Maybe you could go to community college for two years (my parents told me this and I cringed). Remember that most people get scholarships for the individual school. For example my tuition was 30,000 a year but i got 12500 in a scholarship (private schools give more aid then state schools). Also fill out the FAFSA to see if you are eligible for federal grants or loans.|||1. A Job
2. Bake Sale
3. Car Wash
4. Pick a cheaper school.
How much does a regular school bus cost in India?How much would it cost in Ruppes and then in USD?
I already know that 1 USD equals 49 Rupees.|||you have to pay for school buses in india|||that depends upon the no. of seats.
What is the best website to use to calculate the currency exchange trend over the next 2 months (AUD/USD)?
I have to pay $1300 AUD for a tuition deposit by October, and I'd like to find out when the best time would be to make that transaction when USD isn't as weak..
Thank you! I'll give points for best answer.|||You can use the following website:
http://www.x-rates.com/calculator.html
It can calculate the exchange rate as well as provide a graph of the past history/trends of the currencies
Hope it helps
Thank you! I'll give points for best answer.|||You can use the following website:
http://www.x-rates.com/calculator.html
It can calculate the exchange rate as well as provide a graph of the past history/trends of the currencies
Hope it helps
Where can I buy a USD money order in Mississauga?
My local money shops no longer sell USD money orders and have no idea who does. Any ideas?|||US Post Office|||Brilliant. The closest US Post Office is on the other side of the border, about 90 miles away. Next?
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Can anyone tell me how USD is worth in Lindens in Second Life?
I was wondering how much Lindens are worth in USD? Can anyone tell me like from one Lenden to 100,000,000 Lindens?|||it flucuates just like real life currency exchange rates flucuate. You can buy or sell Lindens on secondlife.com. Just enter the amount of Lindens you want to buy or sell and they will return what it will cost in USD or what you will receive in USD.
How much investment (USD) is required to set up a phase I clinical trial service along with space required?
The hospital I'm working for is looking at setting up phase I services for clinical trials in India. What would be:
The space requirements
Number of minimum beds
Accreditation
Skilled personnel requirements
Other infrastructure
Anybody with the faintest idea, please help!|||I have worked in consultation for something very similar. The question is very vague, as I have no clue exactly what sort of clinical trials you are referring to in this situation. Will there be vaccinations? Is this a gender specific issue, children, elderly, disabled, etc.?
In broad terms, it would be a very good idea to find sponsorship, be it government or a university. Having sponsorship could help you with any costs that you will incur. Also, this will provide a stage to take your work to the world. In turn this will provide you with even more sponsorship through private donations.
I would be very interested in providing consultation to your cause. I have no doubt that I could provide you with better answers, but I would need something in front of me to see exactly what you will need financially to make this feasible. Believe it or not, because this is a non-profit venture, most if not all of your needs can be met through donations.
Send me an email if you have anymore questions.
The space requirements
Number of minimum beds
Accreditation
Skilled personnel requirements
Other infrastructure
Anybody with the faintest idea, please help!|||I have worked in consultation for something very similar. The question is very vague, as I have no clue exactly what sort of clinical trials you are referring to in this situation. Will there be vaccinations? Is this a gender specific issue, children, elderly, disabled, etc.?
In broad terms, it would be a very good idea to find sponsorship, be it government or a university. Having sponsorship could help you with any costs that you will incur. Also, this will provide a stage to take your work to the world. In turn this will provide you with even more sponsorship through private donations.
I would be very interested in providing consultation to your cause. I have no doubt that I could provide you with better answers, but I would need something in front of me to see exactly what you will need financially to make this feasible. Believe it or not, because this is a non-profit venture, most if not all of your needs can be met through donations.
Send me an email if you have anymore questions.
What is the USD rate for a beginner to compose a song for a corporation?
If a beginner were to compose a song for a new website or commercial, how much money would they receive? Would it be by hour, or a flat fee?|||Composers NEVER get paid by the hour. It's always a flat fee, paid at the end after delivering the final product. Depending on what it is, it might not be more than a few hundred dollars. negotiate.|||There is no set rate. You have to negotiate. The music industry isn't about art, it's about about business.
When will be a good time to convert AUD to USD?
I have around $500 AUD sitting in my paypal account, but as of right now AUD isn't worth what it usually is. I need to convert it to USD, but I don't know how long it'll take for the value of the AUD to go back up some?|||Consider Canadian instead.|||It probably time to convert soon. If you look at the conversion chart http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=USDAUD=X鈥?/a> , you'll see that the aussie dollar has been strengthening against the dollar in the last quarter. From a purely technical perspective, 1.2 aussie to a dollar is probably a likely event in the next month or so. Depending on what paypal is charging to convert, I would say that if you can get 1.205 to 1.22 to the dollar, it's a fair exchange. If you are more patient, you can wait to see if the dollar breaks the 1.2 area. If it happens, you may get a sub 1.1 aussie to the dollar. That's from a trading perspective. If you're just trying to cash out on something you sold on eBay, then I would just convert within the week if you can get 1.23 or better. Hope this helps.
What telescope to buy if my budged is about 1000 USD?
Hi, I鈥檓 new to astronomy鈥?but I always have had a fascination for the stars and I would like to start watching them as a hobby鈥o what telescope would you recommend?... considering that I have a budged of about 1000 USD. Also... it would be great if I could connect the telescope to my PC.|||Automated telescopes have more requirements for extras, setup procedure, power at a remote site, and are smaller in aperture than a non-automated one.
If you wish the biggest one for the money, and don't need tracking, a nice, stable 10 inch dobsonian would be very good.
You can get a dobsonian with a digital readout system that can be linked to a computer.
Dobsonians can be put on a motorized equatorial platform for tracking.
An equatorial telescope like the Meade ETX125-PE or similar are not as large, but offer high power, tracking, and are compact.
Be sure to budget for extra eye lenses ($40-250), equipment table, flashlight, maps, magazines, batteries, cables, a sturdy tripod if needed (if not included), binoculars, a better finder scope, camera and adapter (if desired).
Telescopes age very slowly. You can get good prices from dealers on used ones, or go shopping at www.astromart.com or www.telescope-warehouse.com on line. Ebay.com is not recommended unless you get a money back guarantee that can be collected locally or from a reputable corporation (do they exist?).|||Read up since there are a _lot_ of issues to consider, and no-one here has the time or inclination (or in some cases, knowledge) to go through all the relevant issues in detail.
My inclination would be to a Meade LXD75 - you may just be able to sneak the SN-8 in under budget. That is a goto scope which can be steered by PC although I would not pay too much attention to that.
The alternative would be a larger manual scope but you would really need to take that to a dark sky location to get any benefit from it. Using a large scope in suburban skies is a pointless exercise since the skies are not dark enough for you to make use of the additional aperture.
Goto does help finding things in light polluted skies. Some insist that it is wasting money better spent on optics but ultimately it doesn't matter how good your optics if you can't find the object in the first place. For mid range scope it is a take it or leave it thing. Any higher than the $1000 level I would say it is a definite.|||Hi. There is a big difference between a quality scope for $1,000 and an automated scope for $1,000. Consider a good 8" Dobsonian to get started. My opinion|||buy the hubble telescope it takes good pictures
If you wish the biggest one for the money, and don't need tracking, a nice, stable 10 inch dobsonian would be very good.
You can get a dobsonian with a digital readout system that can be linked to a computer.
Dobsonians can be put on a motorized equatorial platform for tracking.
An equatorial telescope like the Meade ETX125-PE or similar are not as large, but offer high power, tracking, and are compact.
Be sure to budget for extra eye lenses ($40-250), equipment table, flashlight, maps, magazines, batteries, cables, a sturdy tripod if needed (if not included), binoculars, a better finder scope, camera and adapter (if desired).
Telescopes age very slowly. You can get good prices from dealers on used ones, or go shopping at www.astromart.com or www.telescope-warehouse.com on line. Ebay.com is not recommended unless you get a money back guarantee that can be collected locally or from a reputable corporation (do they exist?).|||Read up since there are a _lot_ of issues to consider, and no-one here has the time or inclination (or in some cases, knowledge) to go through all the relevant issues in detail.
My inclination would be to a Meade LXD75 - you may just be able to sneak the SN-8 in under budget. That is a goto scope which can be steered by PC although I would not pay too much attention to that.
The alternative would be a larger manual scope but you would really need to take that to a dark sky location to get any benefit from it. Using a large scope in suburban skies is a pointless exercise since the skies are not dark enough for you to make use of the additional aperture.
Goto does help finding things in light polluted skies. Some insist that it is wasting money better spent on optics but ultimately it doesn't matter how good your optics if you can't find the object in the first place. For mid range scope it is a take it or leave it thing. Any higher than the $1000 level I would say it is a definite.|||Hi. There is a big difference between a quality scope for $1,000 and an automated scope for $1,000. Consider a good 8" Dobsonian to get started. My opinion|||buy the hubble telescope it takes good pictures
Are these FreeLoto messages genuine and for real, which state that someone has won up to USD 10 million?
The mesages state that one should send credit card number and would win USD 1 MILLION. Is this for real?|||have you lost your mind ?....NEVER give your credit card number out to people like that. this is one of the oldest scams going. i get 10-15 of those things a week. just spam them.|||You could be mistaken.
If I understood the site, giving them your credit card (before the drawing) would double your prize ( a extra million or ten million). The winners of "10 million" are not users that gave credit cards, otherwise their prize would be "20 million". F.A.S.T. players will receive any prize doubled, there is a option to give away small prizes to charity.
There seems to be a option for sending a sealed letter to them for return a answer before the plays, for those that send the letter the month will be *FREE*. This option also double the prizes, no credit card need.
Wikipedia.org has a entry for Free Lotteries:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_lotter鈥?/a>
Also the site that you are interested is present on most search engines:
http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=Free+Lo鈥?/a>
All this, plus be award since their send a lot of electronic messages. Pending (not a winner until a draw containing the player number) is the combination that is hold on their system, not a real prize. Pending is only a value for a possible future draw that will require a credit card (their will wait until a winner combination if ever) payment.
The states, countries and pictures should be listed on their site. At least the last "winners".
If you still have doubts, you could try some forums about FREE Lotteries:
http://www.lottalottos.com/
If I understood the site, giving them your credit card (before the drawing) would double your prize ( a extra million or ten million). The winners of "10 million" are not users that gave credit cards, otherwise their prize would be "20 million". F.A.S.T. players will receive any prize doubled, there is a option to give away small prizes to charity.
There seems to be a option for sending a sealed letter to them for return a answer before the plays, for those that send the letter the month will be *FREE*. This option also double the prizes, no credit card need.
Wikipedia.org has a entry for Free Lotteries:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_lotter鈥?/a>
Also the site that you are interested is present on most search engines:
http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=Free+Lo鈥?/a>
All this, plus be award since their send a lot of electronic messages. Pending (not a winner until a draw containing the player number) is the combination that is hold on their system, not a real prize. Pending is only a value for a possible future draw that will require a credit card (their will wait until a winner combination if ever) payment.
The states, countries and pictures should be listed on their site. At least the last "winners".
If you still have doubts, you could try some forums about FREE Lotteries:
http://www.lottalottos.com/
Is Aussie Dollar vs USD reaching a major top ?
Anybody thinks that Aud/USD is looking toppish. Stochs on monthly, weekly and daily looks overbought. How much room to go ?|||No idea. Only time can tell.
How Prices of SILVER is fixed in Indian Rupees (Multi Commodity Exchange) with respect to USD prices?
Suppose the instant price in USD is 13.57 per Ounce and MCX price is 18300 INR per Kg. The INR price should be
13.57X39.90 (Current Exchange price)x 31 app (Conversion Factor). But it is not so. It comes to 16784 whereas the actual is 18300 INR. How the difference is explained|||the dollar price is the ounce price. first convert the ounce into gms and then use the exchange rate. then u will arrive the price .
13.57X39.90 (Current Exchange price)x 31 app (Conversion Factor). But it is not so. It comes to 16784 whereas the actual is 18300 INR. How the difference is explained|||the dollar price is the ounce price. first convert the ounce into gms and then use the exchange rate. then u will arrive the price .
Is it worth to buy Playstation 2 for 15 USD?
Hey, can somone help me? Is it worth to buy PS2 SLIM (used, but not overused), with 20锘?games (included Guitar Hero with gitarr ), for 15 USD? Please help!|||yes defo , i love retro gameing , the ps2 was ace and there are millions of games out for it|||Yes, thinking that a ps2 with 2 controllers and 2 games is sold for 99$ at stores, 15$ is a very great deal!
But make sure he has a memory card or you buy one.|||Yes! It's almost like it's being given away! At stores it's $99 for the PS2 ONLY!|||Yeh why not $15 is nuthin these days even if ya only use it once|||of course i think thats a real deal
But make sure he has a memory card or you buy one.|||Yes! It's almost like it's being given away! At stores it's $99 for the PS2 ONLY!|||Yeh why not $15 is nuthin these days even if ya only use it once|||of course i think thats a real deal
Buying a new home for say 200,000 usd, how much monthy expenses will I have to go through other than loan etc?
If say I plan to buy a new house with my wife, and we buy it for 200,000 usd then what other monthly expenses we have to pay per month other than loan? I would appreciate if someone could give me approximate numbers. Thanks|||Yard supplies - $50/month
Taxes - guessing around $150/month
Homeowner's insurance - $100/month
Maintenance on the roof, garage, electrical, water heater, appliances, windows, etc,. $250/month minimum (put this itno a separate account - let your wife control it)
Utilities - $150/month
Cable TV/Internet - $75/month|||homeowners insurance varies possibly mpi insurance unless you are putting down 20 % or more usual utilities cable possible homeowners due depending on the community are taxes being built into the mortgage or will you pay them separtly?|||My house, 137500. I spend around 130 on electricity, 30 on water, 30 on gas, 55 trash every three months, 120 cable. I would say for you, roughly 300 bucks extra on top of your mortgage.|||I hope this helps you
http://www.mortgage-calc.com/mortgage/si鈥?/a>
Taxes - guessing around $150/month
Homeowner's insurance - $100/month
Maintenance on the roof, garage, electrical, water heater, appliances, windows, etc,. $250/month minimum (put this itno a separate account - let your wife control it)
Utilities - $150/month
Cable TV/Internet - $75/month|||homeowners insurance varies possibly mpi insurance unless you are putting down 20 % or more usual utilities cable possible homeowners due depending on the community are taxes being built into the mortgage or will you pay them separtly?|||My house, 137500. I spend around 130 on electricity, 30 on water, 30 on gas, 55 trash every three months, 120 cable. I would say for you, roughly 300 bucks extra on top of your mortgage.|||I hope this helps you
http://www.mortgage-calc.com/mortgage/si鈥?/a>
Do we have to pay US income tax if our earning is only USD 15,000 per year?
Do we have to pay US income tax if our earning is only USD 15,000 per year? What is earning / year that will require that we pay income tax?|||Everyone does.|||yes. www.irs.org|||Yes.|||that's more than I've ever made so the answer is yes. You at least have to file.|||You may or may not depending on a lot of variables, but you still have to file, even if you dont owe anything.|||That depends on who the "we" is. A single person will pay taxes on income over $8450. A married couple filing a joint return would not owe taxes unless their joint income if over $16,900.|||I believe that if you make over 5,000 usd then you have to pay income taxes but if you claim married and 1-2 they will not take hardly any taxes do that for about 5 months then go back and re-do your tax form to your normal thing and then at the end of the year you will get money back and also ask about earned income credit and always add any donations to church,salvation army etc etc..|||That depends upon your filing status. A married couple with that income would not have a tax liability and would not need to file a return. A return would be required to receive a refund of any taxes withheld, though.
A single person with that income would have to file a return.
The income threshold for a single filer is $8,450. For a married couple it's $16,900.|||if you are couple then no need. if you are single you have to . if that is the case i can suggest with some site which can file your return and get you some deductions. here are some of those
you may be interested in some of the Tax Prep Deals I found that saves some money on tax prep services online.
A single person with that income would have to file a return.
The income threshold for a single filer is $8,450. For a married couple it's $16,900.|||if you are couple then no need. if you are single you have to . if that is the case i can suggest with some site which can file your return and get you some deductions. here are some of those
you may be interested in some of the Tax Prep Deals I found that saves some money on tax prep services online.
Where to exchange foreign currency for usd in usa?
Mainly where can I change foreign currency (ie: pesos, yen) to usd in the united states?|||Any bank will convert the money for you.
There are also foreign exchange dealers in locations common for tourists (airports, railway stations, etc.)|||You can try your local bank, they should have some, but if you have a large amount, like over $10,000, I would go with www.knigtsbridgefx.com, as a fx broker, then can provide you competitive exchange rates
There are also foreign exchange dealers in locations common for tourists (airports, railway stations, etc.)|||You can try your local bank, they should have some, but if you have a large amount, like over $10,000, I would go with www.knigtsbridgefx.com, as a fx broker, then can provide you competitive exchange rates
How can I make 1 million USD in 3 years?
Every month we get 5600 USD. And we spend them and we only have 600 or 800
We spend them on important things like gas dor car, house nades, drivers, water, and so on.
So in 3 years how can we make 1 million (at least) so we buy a new house in The Pearl Qatar.
Thank you.|||Even if you did not spend a single penny for three years and saved all the income you would not get 1 million dollars together.
12x3x5600=201600
You will need to get a more realistic goal.... you can only save a small percentage of your income, the rest is needed to pay for everything from food to housing and savings can never be more than your total income for a given time... simply because you can't save what you don't have.|||Are you kidding me ?
We spend them on important things like gas dor car, house nades, drivers, water, and so on.
So in 3 years how can we make 1 million (at least) so we buy a new house in The Pearl Qatar.
Thank you.|||Even if you did not spend a single penny for three years and saved all the income you would not get 1 million dollars together.
12x3x5600=201600
You will need to get a more realistic goal.... you can only save a small percentage of your income, the rest is needed to pay for everything from food to housing and savings can never be more than your total income for a given time... simply because you can't save what you don't have.|||Are you kidding me ?
How much USD could i get if i exchanged 50,000 brazil currency?
I have a 50,000 cinquenta mil cruzeiros, brazils currency. and i was wondering how much USD i would be able to exchange that for?
if its worth anything where and how could i exchange it for USD
i hope i made that clear enough...
thankyou!|||22060.45 USD|||isn't it the reais
lets say 50k reais at time of writting 22,060.4450USD market price(only huge companies e.g Mcdonalds) or 22,376.37 USD xe.com you can western union or use xe.com or if possible exchange at your local bank, if you can take to international terminal and ask for travellers cheque, if not go to travelex.com help it helped|||http://www.xe.com/ucc/
click the "all the world's currencies" section and plug in your amount of money.
for that exchange you will need to go to a bank, if there is a Banco Popular near you- i'm sure they will do it as they do plenty of business in the States. If there isn't try and use a well known bank as fees will be small or negligible.|||22,371.41 if you want to check it for yourself go to www.xe.com If your going to exchange it do it now. It won't be woth that for very long at all. If I were to exchange it for anything it would be gold bullion. Wait for our dollar to crash and you will and it will bring about 75,000 us dollars. Just give it 9 months and you will reap your investment.
if its worth anything where and how could i exchange it for USD
i hope i made that clear enough...
thankyou!|||22060.45 USD|||isn't it the reais
lets say 50k reais at time of writting 22,060.4450USD market price(only huge companies e.g Mcdonalds) or 22,376.37 USD xe.com you can western union or use xe.com or if possible exchange at your local bank, if you can take to international terminal and ask for travellers cheque, if not go to travelex.com help it helped|||http://www.xe.com/ucc/
click the "all the world's currencies" section and plug in your amount of money.
for that exchange you will need to go to a bank, if there is a Banco Popular near you- i'm sure they will do it as they do plenty of business in the States. If there isn't try and use a well known bank as fees will be small or negligible.|||22,371.41 if you want to check it for yourself go to www.xe.com If your going to exchange it do it now. It won't be woth that for very long at all. If I were to exchange it for anything it would be gold bullion. Wait for our dollar to crash and you will and it will bring about 75,000 us dollars. Just give it 9 months and you will reap your investment.
How much lower can the USD go against the CDN?
I know that it's an inexact science but where do you think the bottom is? What will be the balancing points? From what I read the CDN is more and more de-coupled from the USD so I'm not sure that there is anything that could stop it falling below 0.90 which is a problem for me.
What news would make the USD get stronger? I just can't see what good news there will be that isn't consumer related and that can't last.|||A driving force behind the US Dollar slipping below parity with the Canadian dollar is the fact that Canada is a net oil exporter, and oil's currently well over $90/barrel.
What news would make the USD get stronger? I just can't see what good news there will be that isn't consumer related and that can't last.|||A driving force behind the US Dollar slipping below parity with the Canadian dollar is the fact that Canada is a net oil exporter, and oil's currently well over $90/barrel.
How much USD did the Federal government collect in INCOME TAX in most recent year?
How much USD did the Federal government collect in INCOME TAX in most recent year?
If you can, please also give me the link to the number.|||According to The Democrat Party Not enough......|||None. The Internal Revenue Service, the collection agency for the Federal Reserve System did the collecting. (They are both private organizations, by the way.)
The federal government sells bonds to the Fed, to obtain funds for their bloated government.
If you can, please also give me the link to the number.|||According to The Democrat Party Not enough......|||None. The Internal Revenue Service, the collection agency for the Federal Reserve System did the collecting. (They are both private organizations, by the way.)
The federal government sells bonds to the Fed, to obtain funds for their bloated government.
If i have 100k USD, know English and have family with two little kids what is the best place to immigrate?
I considered business immigration to UK, US and Canada but those are too expensive for me, the business immigration there requires to have 400K USD to invest in cash or more. Any other good developed countries with easier rules?|||Mexico.|||Iraq is probably cheap.|||Malaysia has a "second home" policy for that kind of money.|||Costa Rica|||Try Macau.
What is the current value of the INR with repect to the USD?
What is the current value of the INR with repect to the USD? What are the reasons for the drop in the comparitive value?|||rs 46.10
We are exporters to Indonesia from India? How we can benefit by changing the currency to Euro from USD?
THe indian rupee has appreciated by 12% in last one year while the Indonesian Rupiah has been more or less stable against USD. Now what is a best possible win win situation we can have? changing to Euro will definately a burden to our channel partner and if we don't do that we will sink,|||since you seem to be dependent on your buyers (from your question)..........deal in whatever currency which will keep them happy and adjust your price to make up for any loss(if possible)
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