Some ATM and cash machines at airports and train stations may limit the amount withdrawn on your account. This is to require you to make two or more withdrawals to obtain the cash you need and each withdrawal will have a transaction fee. We recommend either visiting a few ATM's to see if they all have the same limits and if so, get what you need in one transaction and then use another ATM in town that will likely not be restricted.
Be aware that some ATMs do not give a choice on which account that money will be pulled from. We recommend contacting your bank before travel to see which is your 'default' account. Some ATMs also present accounts as different names as what you are used to: 'chequing', 'checking', and 'current' are regularly interchanged. Some bureau de change offices will have variable conversion factors and commission fees. Although many offices will post their current rates on boards, be aware that there may be a transaction fees on currency conversions and these fees are rarely posted on the boards.
It is always best to shop around and ask about any potential fees and commissions prior to making a transaction. Usually airports and train stations offer better exchange rates than in town due to the local competition, but this is not always the case, especially when there is limited competition.
Exchange information and calculator by Steve Romaine. More Charts Currency Conversion Cheat Sheet. Date: 14 January Exchange Rate History. Dollars2Pounds Feed. Tweets by Dollars2Pounds. About Dollars 2 Pounds. The Dollars to Pounds exchange rate shown is updated live around every 10 seconds. The charts are updated when the page is reloaded and go back about 10 years, so you can get a good idea of fluctuations in the exchange rate.
The rate shown is the market midpoint exchange rate between the buy and sell rates.
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