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Where can I find the best exchange rates for $C to $US in Vancouver?
23
March
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Jeannett
South Granville ,downtown and Richmond.
Kitty
vbce
Alvin
The only credit cards that don't charge a 2.5% foreign exchange fee are the Chase Amazon Visa, Chase Marriott Rewards Visa and the rogers mastercard that I can recall off the top of my head.
Andrew
Charlies on Granville and robson
Melissa
Any Vancouver Bullion currency exchange place- carry every currency, best rates too. ( tho if u need a large amt xferred, best to call ahead)
John
In Vancouver. A place on Pender street across from Pacific Center. Usually gives good rates
Kyle
Thx for the tips...brutal exchange rate right now, but trip is booked
Cheers and Happy New Year.
Sukhi
I find that the exchange rate at tulalip is always a few cents cheaper then anything in Canada
Inez
Amazon chase credit card has no transaction fee for foreign exchnage
Lavi
Charlie's currency !
Michael
Tony read comments
Betty
If u don't mind heading to states. Silver reed casino's rate is 0.71. Better than any exchange places here. It's off exit 260 on I5. Worth it if u r buying tons. And yes exchange is crap
Winnie
Ooh yes I heard the casino there is great too!
Amo
Don't use visa. The fx rate is brutal and killed me on a trip in early December . Try bullion
A.I. says...
Where to Find the Best Currency Exchange Rates
If you're planning to travel to the United States, you'll need to exchange your Canadian dollars for US dollars. But where can you find the best rates?
Airport Currency Exchange
The airport is often the most convenient place to exchange currency, but it's not always the best place to get the best rates. Airport currency exchange kiosks typically charge higher fees than other options.
Currency Exchangers in Vancouver
There are a number of currency exchangers in Vancouver that offer competitive rates. You can compare rates by visiting the websites of different exchangers or by calling them directly.
Using a VISA
If you have a VISA, you can use it to pay for goods and services in the United States. Your bank will automatically convert the Canadian dollar amount to US dollars at the current exchange rate.
Using a VISA is a convenient way to pay for things in the United States, but it's not always the cheapest option. Your bank may charge a foreign transaction fee, which can add to the cost of your purchase.
Which Option Is Best?
The best way to get the best currency exchange rate depends on your individual circumstances. If you're only exchanging a small amount of money, then using a VISA may be the most convenient option. However, if you're exchanging a large amount of money, then you may want to consider using a currency exchanger in Vancouver.
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Kyle
Heading to the US.
Where are the best rates for $C to $US exchange - at the airport, currency exchangers in Vancouver, better to use a VISA and deal with the conversion when I pay the bill?
Thanks!