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    #11
    Originally posted by lilelvis2000 View Post
    The currency rate from Canada is better - about $2.20/£. The only other thing is bank charges. Some banks/cards will charge for the priviledge.
    Nationwide credit and debit cards have no loading, charges or other hidden nastiness. You get the day's money market rate and that's it.

    I think it is still the only major financial institute that does that.

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      #12
      Originally posted by KathyWoolfe View Post
      Everywhere is cheaper than the UK for filling your car up

      My friend in Canada was complaining how was nearly $1/l in Canada. That's about £0.40/l.

      And fuel taxes in Canada are quite high too.

      Maybe the solution is to lower taxes on petrol and diesel and actually start charging some on aviation fuel. ie: rebalance things. Your vacations may become more expensive..but your daily commute will become cheaper.
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