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12.03.08

Quick forex tips for OFWs

- OFW, banking, family finance, forex -

peso nov 2003

(Good old days for the dollar! This was taken November 27, 2003. File photo from Agence France-Presse)

For the longest time, the dollar has been the darling currency of the world. In an earlier post, I asked if it was a doomed currency, but as a good friend pointed out, if it is really the end of the road for the greenback, why do its hiccups still affect world markets?

More and more, however, other currencies are starting to shine. So here’s a quick tip for overseas Filipino workers struggling with the weakening dollar: get paid in the local currency.

Of course, this will only work if you are not working or living in the United States. (Duh). Several of my friends, for example, work for Canadian companies. Instead of getting paid in the US dollar, which was the currency of choice for the longest time, they decided to get paid in the Canadian dollar. It proved to be a good plan as the US dollar slid continuously the whole year.

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17.01.08

High-yield deposit scheme for OFWs

- Investing, OFW, Saving money, So What Chocnut?, banking, bonds, forex -

16.01.08

Gnoysa wins peso forecast game

- forex -

06.12.07

Former NEDA chief suggests ways to arrest the peso’s rise

- OFW, forex -

20.11.07

Transparency in remittance charges

- OFW, economy, forex -

19.11.07

Hot money and hot Pinoys

- Investing, OFW, Saving money, So What Chocnut?, bonds, economy, family finance, forex, retirement, stock market -

14.11.07

Balance of payments and the peso

- OFW, So What Chocnut?, economy, forex -

31.10.07

BSP intervenes in forex market to ease pain of exporters, OFWs

- forex -

05.10.07

The crazy language of forex news articles

- So What Chocnut?, forex -

03.10.07

How your peso forecasts stack up

- forex -

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