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Whether you’re selling overseas or buying overseas, much of your business strategy must include managing the effects of exchange rate changes.

Canadians can buy U.S. homes, regardless of citizenship status. The U.S. government places no restrictions on foreign nationals purchasing property.

When dealing with global suppliers, is it easier to pay them in their local currency or U.S. dollars? There may be no pat answer that applies to every country.

In an overseas payment transaction where you receive money from customers, the process is relatively straightforward. Your customers pay through a variety of methods and portals, and the money shows up in your account.

The best way to transfer money abroad is to choose the optimum method for your circumstances, access the most favorable exchange rates, and avoid hidden fees. Those choices must be balanced against convenience, speed and security compliance.

Whether you plan to become a permanent expatriate or are accepting an overseas job assignment, making the overseas move is a job unto itself. How big that job depends on your circumstances.

If you do business outside Canada, you need to know about currency foreign exchange or FX. If you are leaving FX rates and charges to chance, you are likely being overcharged.   

You sell a great product. It does well outside your borders and your prospects for business expansion look good. 

Transferring money overseas can be tricky, but it's not impossible. Here are the steps you need to take in order to successfully transfer your money overseas.

It's finally time to read the information on a much-needed international money transfer to foreign countries. Before you pay, there are a few things you need to know about international money transfers.