What is a Remittance Advice?
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A Remittance Advice is the piece of paper on a tax invoice that you remove & post back with your cheque.\nIt makes it easier for the accounts person to match up the cheque with the tax invoice.
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a foreign exchange or a penpal
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Try http://www.emigrant-direct.com  They seem to have the highest at 4.50%  However, INGdirect is a good one too, not as high of a return but very easy and trusting. http://www.ingdirect.com I don't have first hand experience with Emigrant.
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Wire the funds from your account to the account in Zimbabwe.  Ask the bank what you need as far as SWIFT codes, routing info, etc.
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I doubt that the ACAT system of transferring money exists in other countries. Your broker's assistant probably sent it to you, which is routine. Contact your broker for clarification.
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contact the citizens advice beureo.\nthey give you loads of great advice and its all free!
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Western Union-- send money anywhere in the world. \nBank to Bank transfers also could help.
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You didn't say whether you were asking this as a U.S. resident seeking information on transacting a deal abroad, or as a U.K. resident seeking business information in your home country, both which could require different answers.\n\nHowever, here's a brief primer on commercial mortgage transactions in the U.K. that could be helpful in many circumstances, courtesy of Expat Focus, which provides information for folks living or moving abroad:\n\nIn many ways a commercial mortgage is just like a residential mortgage in that you pledge real property as collateral against a loan to either buy or refinance that property.\n\nYou can also receive a commercial re-mortgage and use it as a line of credit for any business purpose.\n\nWhen you use a commercial mortgage to buy property, or to raise funds for any other business purpose, the lender retains an interest in that property until the loan has been paid in full.\n\nUnlike other types of business loans, which usually have a relatively short repayment period, you can take out a loan for as long as 30 years if you like. \n\nThe lender receives repayment of the commercial mortgage principal and interest over the lifetime of the loan.\n\nIf you default on the loan and go into arrears then the lender can foreclose and take possession of the property which was used as collateral. \n\nHope this helps,\nNewarview
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None.  Use a debit card, save money, invest.
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I would suggest you get financial advice from a bank or other lending company .  if you think people are gonna give you money ,  your nuts
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you should come to the bank and ask for it...all the bank has somekind like remittance facility.. but of course you will charge for any fee...
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I've been an international tax lawyer for 30 years, and the best advice I can give you is to seek out a qualified professional advisor.  Here are a few guidelines:\n\n*  If you are a US citizen or resident alien, you must pay tax on all your income worldwide.  (Resident alien status is determined under tax rules and your immigration or visa status is only one factor.)\n\n*  If you are a nonresident alien for tax purposes, you still must pay tax on the income from your US business.  An advisor can help you determine how much income is attributable to that business, and possibly give you some ideas for reducing your US taxable income.\n\n*  If you carry on your US business through a US corporation, the corporation is taxable on its income, and you are taxable on dividends, interest, royalties, and other amounts received from the corporation that are from sources within the US.\n\n*  If you carry on a US business through a foreign corporation, then the corporation is the taxpayer.  The corporation will be subject to tax on the income of the business, and may also have to pay "branch profits tax" when funds are remitted outside the US.  Alternatively, you may be taxed on dividends you receive from the corporation out of US profits.  This is not a choice you make, but it depends upon the law applicable to you (including any relevant income tax treaty).\n\nThere are more relevant rules, which your advisor can tell you about.
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Some US banks have international departments that will do it for you. The easiest way is to stop at a Bureau de Change in the Barcelona airport. You give them American dollars, they give you Euros or whatever currency you want.
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hi if i was you i would get anfinacle advisor you may have to pay for his services but he will beable to give you good advise.
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If youare worried, do not send your item until the payment has cleared and you have cash in hand.\n\nIn the future you can restrict bidding to your country only.
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Contact a loan advisor at your local financial institution. They're the ones who will know what the laws are in China
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Talk to your bank, they can help you.