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CurrencyFair mentions (7)

• How to buy US based ETFs from outside of the US (SCHD, JEPI etc)

  They only support bank wire transfers or transfers via currencyfair which is cheaper and quicker than a bank transfer. Their conversion rate is really nice (at least for EUR/ USD) but you will be charged an extra 20$ per transaction because of a 3rd party bank that comes into play. Source: over 1 year ago

• Foreign conversion rates

  Use either Currencyfair https://currencyfair.com/ or Wise https://wise.com/. I have used both and I have a slight preference for Currencyfair for one-off transfer. Source: almost 2 years ago

• $$$ TOP AFFILIATE PROGRAMS 2022 $$$

  CurrencyFair -- Earn €20-200 Per Transfer -- https://currencyfair.com -- Finance. Source: about 2 years ago

• Multi currency account ING

  I should be much cheaper for you if you use sites like wise.com or currencyfair.com or other similar. Also change rate in ING might be different for others. Source: over 2 years ago

• Soon to be US-expat for the first time. Looking for any and all advice.

  In the Netherlands, many places do not accept credit cards. They accept Dutch debit cards, or cash. Cash is not commonly accepted either. It's weird, it's annoying, but I recommend applying for a debit card ASAP upon arrival. ING or ABNAMRO are the primary options, both suck, but it is what it is. The best rate for transferring money has been https://currencyfair.com/ imo. Source: over 2 years ago

Brex mentions (1)

• Business Card - Secured with travel rewards?

  Nerdwallet has a pretty good comparison chart for secured business credit cards. You'll find many of them with cash back rewards, but I haven't seen any with flight rewards though. You can also build business credit with regular credit-that-works-like-debit cards from Brex, Dappr, and several others. Source: about 1 year ago