Do you guys think it's worth it to convert majority of my savings into USD?
I'm a leaf with decent amount of savings, I plan to move to rural USA soon once I've saved up enough to buy a house. Do you guys think the dollar will go back up?
It's kind of sad remembering how in 2012 our dollar was higher than USA. Now it's .72
It's like 25% of my bank account just disappeared because we elected liberal cucks.
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If at all possible, I would wait. I'm also planning on moving to the US in the long term. Both Canadian and American elections are pretty soon and hopefully, we'll get people who can negotiate for something that is more advantageous. As of right now, moving would fuck up my bank accounts.
We don't really have much hope, the conservative party will probably win but they aren't even really conservative, they're just liberals with 1 or 2 slight conservative policies, they still want mass immigration. I'm not raising my children in this shithole where they'll be the only white kid in school.
Fuck off where full! But seriously I feel for you leafs. Good luck!
cuck we're about to get trudeau out and now you want to flee also america is a melting pot shithole
scheer is gonna win and he's a globalist puppet just like trudeau.
i can buy a nice house for $90k in rural america.
America is a melting pot shithole only in the cities. There's great red state, rural towns that are still all white and easily affordable.
Even the rural areas in canada, at least where I live, are probably less than 50% white unless you count the elderly
Rural canada; house costs 300k and your neighbors are asians and pakis.
Rural america; House costs 90k and the town is all whites.
Use a currency exchange like xe.com. You have to set up a US bank account first though. That's not that easy either. It must be done in person. Bring a passport.
That's not true. There are entire towns all across Canada that have zero shitskins. Get out of the city more dude.
Yeah, you got it spot on, my parents had a pretty great, cool, spacious house, but nothing fancy in rural Canada and it was around 300k. Prices in the US vary widly tho.
Do you have $500,000 USD to purchase your Green Card?
Do you have a special skill or ability like being a sports star or celebrity?
Do you have someone to marry who is a US citizen?
Do you have a job, that no one else in America can do?
If no to any of these, good luck.
Familiarize yourself with their immigration polices.
canadians, obviously aren't welcome.
>i can't figure out why not....