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Tired of feeling the pinch when sending money overseas? Find out where to exchange money without paying huge fees. The amount of money that leaves Canada in remittances adds up to billions yearly. That's a whopping amount, even higher if you factor international transfers made for other reasons, such as an overseas property purchase, payment to a foreign supplier, a holiday abroad, or a destination wedding.

The global marketplace is not a blip. It’s here to stay, and finding the best exchange rates is one way to maximize profits when doing business internationally.

A low-fee international money transfer service helps unlock more value and secure more savings. First, look for the best exchange rate and low-fee combo.

What is the cheapest way to make international supplier payments? Businesses should use these three power tips to maximize savings when paying foreign suppliers.

With today’s global economy, finding the right overseas transfer service at the right price is essential. Here are things to consider when paying an international invoice.

If you’re sending money abroad, should you use a credit card or send a cheque? For the best value and convenience, skip both these options and consider an easy online transfer.

When it comes to foreign transactions, the U.S. dollar isn’t always king. Thus, knowing when to pay international vendors in local currency vs. USD can help prevent reconciliation hassles and pricing markups.

A Golden Visa transforms you into a global citizen, so you can make the most of investment opportunities worldwide. Learn more about the benefits of a Golden Visa. 

The International Bank Account Number (IBAN) serves as both a bank identifier and account number. This article will explain this unique numbering system, the history of IBAN codes, and how it differs from other banking systems around the world.

SWIFT codes, aka BIC codes, are the backbone of the global financial industry. Find out why they matter to your international money transfer.