How would you get Canadian money exchanged into American?
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This is not difficult people...tell him to go to his local bank: CIBC, Royal, TD Trust, Bank of Montreal, or Scotiabank -- one of the big 5. They ALL deal in US dollars -- both cash exchange and maintaining US dollar accounts.\n\nThis is so straight forward. And...there shouldn't be a charge to change cash from Cdn. to US -- there are charges to cash a US dollar cheque, for example -- but cash is cash. Now...if he were dealing with Euros or something, there might be a charge as banks do not carry that on hand in the branch. But each branch has a stash of US cash in their vaults.\n\nDepending on the amount of money we're talking here, he may want to buy US dollar travellers cheques. At least if they're lost or stolen, they're replaceable. Cash of course is not. He can also use his Canadian-issued Visa or MasterCard in the US if he's old enuf to have one...
177375
Local money. Meaning if you're in America, you would pay with an American dollar bill. If you're in Canada, you'd pay with a Canadian dollar coin.
305844
I can't give you an exact amount, because I don't know how many people use Yahoo! Answers, but I would say you would have a lot of money. As to what you can do to make it happen.......It would never happen. There is NO way you could get every person on Yahoo! Answers to send you a dollar. I know for a fact this is true, because I would be one of them that would NOT send you a dollar. =-)\n\nS.S.
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I am assuming that your son is going to  Australia and that you live in Canada. If this is the case follow these steps :\n\n- Ask your bank to issue you a cheque in Australian Dollars drawn on an Australian bank. The big 5 Canadian banks have arrangements with their Australian partner banks / counterparts.\n\n- The Money Order has to be for the exact amount in favour of the institution your son will be attending, in Australian Dollars of course.\n\n- Make a photocopy of the Money order and keep it in a safe place.\n\n- Give the money order to your son, he may need to show this to satisfy the Australian immigration authorities in Canada who will grant him a student visa. \n\nYour son may also have to show the money order at the port of entry in Australia. \n\nFuthermore, I would ask your son to open an account once in Australia. There are many banks such as Westpac, the ANZ Banking Group etc. Keep his banking details handy in case you have to wire him some money. Your bank in Canada can do that quite easily once they have your son's banking details in Australia.\n\nHope that answers your question.\n\nGood luck !
26708
Many possible answers.  You have a dollar bill, a dollar coin, and two non-American coins.
284557
Yes.\nJust open an account in ameritrade.com
991597
Watch a Binny Hinn video, and send lots and lots a money.\n\n\nHe has a outlet in canada.\n\n.
485365
You can buy one online and they will ship it to you but you have to send the money first. Usually as an international money order.
263694
Better start a money transfer, because you're going to need them. Lawyers and all that. Not too disimilar to the United States. Oh, if you're a foreigner, better contact your respective consulate and ask for a representative.
336564
Currently 1 US Dollar equals $1.14 Canadian. The opposite is that 1 canadian dollar equals .87 US cents
355371
If you go to www.stingyinvestor.com, you might have some luck finding what you are looking for. Have you tried www.etrade.ca? I have found it difficult to get a US broker - I need a US address and a Social Security #. I guess I'm out of luck!\n\nGood luck to you.
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you cant. thats why its called a sacagewia dollar
125306
Most banks in other than very rural areas are able to do this, but it may take them some time, if they don't do it regularly.  It may depend on which currency is being exchanged, too.
9256
Often for international transactions, services like PayPal are the way to go. because PayPal can instantly convert your money on the fly from the US dollar ($), to the British Pound (£), Japanese Yen (¥), or Euro (€)
1009475
Don't do this.  The cost of changing dollars into the currency of your choice will be very expensive and the net benefit will be very small.  Also remember that unless you have a significant amount (e.g. more than the equivalent of $10,000) you won't be able to keep it in an interest bearing account without incurring fees.\n\nIf you're committed to doing this then I'd probably put it in the Euro.
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You use a color printer and color copier and then you go to a foriegn country and find some hapless victem (because they are unlikely to know what the real currency looks like)to exchange your fake money with real money.  Then you go to the bank and exchange the money you have with the money you want.  For instance, you don't want to counterfiet dollars. You want to counterfiet yens, yauns and pesos for example.
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1) Open an account in ameritrade.com \n2) See the Help section of ameritrade.com