Money Blog

I’m going to India in December and also Amsterdam (only in Amsterdam a few hours). I’ll need to change my money to Rupees and then to Euros. What’s the best way to do that? I know that, for example, it’s about 40 Rupees to a dollar - but if I go through the bank, I’ll only get about 35 Rupees to a dollar. Next year, I’ll be moving over there and will be changing a LARGE amount of money over (about $12,000)…so not sure how to do that and lose the least. I can set up an account here in the US through Wells Fargo that allows me to transfer money cheaply - but still, I guess I won’t get so much. Thanks for your advice.

By: Jazmin

I’m thinking about creating my own currency… could anyone tell me about the current exchange rates for personalized currency?

By: tawaen, (((beautifulmind)))

I live in PA. And before it gets really cold at nights and starts to snow and stuff, I want to have a bonfire.
I just want to know whens the latest time i should have a bonfire, and how cold is too cold to be outside with a bonfire.

*Note* I am not having a big bonfire, it will be a very small one, I will be buying a fire pit soon and it will be small. So thats why I am asking this because I want to know when the latest date whould be, because I need to save up money to buy one. Thank you!
Wow, if you live in US and you are in middle school or High school you should be really proud of yourself…not.
PA is Pennsylvania….
Wow go back to U.S. History class, thats sad.

By: white/black girl

need to send money to friends who are in pakistan on a field trip. the embassy does not want to get involved. any other transfer mechanisms we can use?
thanks $. we are indians. we are very good at using institutions like the western union to recive money– not send it. Am ex gives out foreign exchange, but no cash transfers…………any more ideas??

By: slmanl