I know the exchange rate is high. I’m really bad at the simple math. If I have money in a Thai bank, is this bad timing to move money back to the US? Any idea how much money I would lose just on the exchange rate?
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The conversation discusses the current high exchange rates and whether it's a good time to transfer money from a Thai bank back to the US. Community members emphasize the importance of knowing the original exchange rate when converting money into Thai Baht to understand potential losses. Advice includes either continuing to hold the money in Thailand or considering an agent for money transfer, depending on personal financial situations.
With current Western interest rates, amount tied up in Thailand, depreciation etc, it's probably cheaper to use an agent. Just keep money you want to convert and spend! Just a thought, not suggesting you follow this lead, do your own math.
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What was the exchange rate when you exchanged it from $ to ฿?
Thats the only way you can work it out and you're the only one that will know.
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If you're bad at simple math then you have no idea how to calculate this.
Thanks for the offer. It was several years ago and no idea of the rate. I’ll just continue using the money I have here and not worry about it. Thanks again.