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Ray Spencer

Does not make to much sense when our dollar currently cost $1.22 compared to the American dollar. All my mod plans are on hold until the Canadian dollar reaches parity.

Autonut

You and me both, if I hadn't already had our rooms booked and paid for. I would have cancelled our trip south. The only saving will be the fuel if the price stays down. We'll be driving right by CJ Pony Parts and I was going to stop and shop, but not now.

Apocalypse Pony

Here's an idea. Set up a US Savings account at your bank and take the opportunity to throw a few bucks every week into it when the dollar is high. Three-fold purpose, it's not such a shock to convert a large amount at once, you take advantage of a stronger dollar, and if the dollar drops, you get a nice return on your investment. Not to mention gradual savings for the mod budget. Had one set up myself for the odd shopping trip across the border, currently sits worth 15% or so more than when I bought it, should I choose to convert back to Canadian. Thank you for using AP Financial Services.

Autonut

I have that already, US chequing and US MasterCard plus I buy company stocks pay CDN, company pays the fees and my stocks are in US Funds. Win, Win for me. Shares are hovering between $68.00 and $70.00 US a share. Cash them in when I cross the border.

Apocalypse Pony

There's another option, that's awesome that your work offers company stock and picks up the tab to boot.

TonyDee

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The way our dollar looks and the future is looking oughbleak, US purchases may be tough.