Currency Exchange

Speedy asked:


I’m creating my resume but i’m not sure what job industry a currency exchange falls into

ogrebattle asked:


I recently came back from work in Europe (I live in Indiana). I have a large amount of Euros, and need to exchange them to US dollars. The current actual rate today is $1.29 to 1 Euro. Every bank/airport currency exchange I have called has given me horrible rates from $1.14 - $1.17 to 1 Euro. How is it that they are taking 15%?!? Is there a place to exchange money that doesn’t take such a huge percentage of the money?

JROCPENNEGAN asked:


do banks exchange currency? if I have 20 euros can I take it to my bank and have them exchange it for the US equivalent ? will they charge a fee?

buggie asked:


None of the banks will exchange it for me unless I have an account and my bank doesn’t exhange foreign currency, does anyone know where I can go?

iamct01 asked:


Any extra money I have after paying debts I want to pick up as much paper euros in my hands as I can afford.
This is why I want them
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjTP_Fco-oY

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I want to send about £100.000 sterling pounds to my Bank account in India and deposit the rupee equivalent into my Indian account..What in your opinion is the most Honest and trustworthy Currency Exchange comp with the best reputation for Honesty.

Default User asked:


I have some afghani currency I got from a soldier friend who was there. Where in Chicago can I exchange this, as I’m going there tomorrow?

brittynic11 asked:


I’m an American living in Chile and I’m well aware that the exchange rate between Chilean pesos and dollars changes daily. I’m curious to see how different the exchange rate is from when I first arrived in January. Is there any website that shows some kind of graph for this or just lists the daily rates?

Thank you!

William M asked:


I need to know what advantages and disadvantages can be present in currency exchange between the U.S. dollar and the Argentina peso.

nicolekorea asked:


I am living in Korea, and soon I will go back to Canada. I am wondering where and when I should change my money for the best rate - here or in Canada? Also, I will travel to Thailand for a month and I’m wondering how to get the best bang for my buck, so to speak. I heard that a person used to be able to get more out of American money when travelling, so I’m wondering if I should exchange my Korean Won, my Canadian dollars or my American dollars for Thailand Baht… Also, would this be better to do in Thailand or Korea… YIKES