joco69

I know this is an old topic but I just came back from Europe and most countries are backtracking on solar credits, the rules are changing now that you are hooked to solar energy and government run energy companies which is the case in most countries, will get a piece of the action through fees or whatever they decide to get you pay for your privilege to use solar energy. Sounds familiar??

Canadian banks in general charge you 50$ to send an electronic payment and most have a restrictive amount they can send. Putting in your personal check is the cheapest way, usually fee free at both ends.

As a client you probably have certain privileges, if you are interested make an appointment and talk to one of the Officers, they all speak English and are very helpful. I have received Intl. wires, never paid any fee at the incoming bank however the outgoing bank charges 50 CAD$. To avoid any bank charges of this kinds I use the old fashioned check which I deposit as needed for my cash flow. No idea how this works in the US who's banks are less regulated than in Canada.

Not even locals know how this will all turn out, hopefully they will install the right lights to make sure we can turn left and or right on a proper signal.

The Canadian snowbirds will come, better here than stuck in the snow, US citizens have choices within the USA they might use those choices instead of Mexico.

No Russian vaccine for me and even less a Chinese one who let that darn virus loose on the world, no thanks.

INTERCAM is a good bank if you have an account with them.

Pay direct at your Fracc., problem solved.

Change bank or pay at OXXO

Actually in many States Casino's are open but Churches are closed which means HELL WON!

Many in the medical profession prefer cash and no bill to avoid paying taxes, depriving the government of much needed cash!

I would never ever trust this hospital for personal bad experience.

My experience years back he prefers cash and no bills but he is a good surgeon.

Its nice to see life to go back to almost normal, again time for celebrations which make Mexico so much fun.