Iraqi News How to deal with a Bank after the RV

[eageleye]

3. Develop a relationship with an account manager. Let them know that you expect in the near future to have some currency to exchange and it may be substantial. That you are looking for a deal on the exchange rate/fees. This is reasonable as they will have your money. And giving up something now for that opportunity in the future is something they should all do.

I spoke with my bankmanager (citibank) about the Iraqi dinar a while ago and he looked at me if he saw water burning. I can announce to a bankmanager that I expect to have a lot of money to exchange in the near future but if there is no RV at all (and that can also happen) then I made a complete fool of yourself. So I wait and see what will happen.

[kahunacabo]

Arizona also has a state income tax as does California just to set the record straight

[kaperoni]

Here are the states revised...I am moving. For the money I would pay in state capital gains tax, I could use to put a down payment on a house.

Seven states have no state income tax: Alaska, Florida, Nevada, South Dakota, Texas, Washington and Wyoming. Two others, New Hampshire and Tennessee, tax only dividend and interest income.

[cross5]

Jimmy that stone cold comment is the funniest thing I've heard all week. Thanks

[Spooky]

Really, very helpful. Better be prepared for the RV now and have to wait a little, than have it revalue and not be prepared to exchange. This is the kind of info that really helps newbies like me. Thanks

[Spooky]

I am in Georgia, USA and the BOA folks tell me they do not now and dont plan on exchange IQD. Who knows what it will be after the RV happens and the IQD is traded openly. Bet all banks of any size will want to play.

[awish30]

I was in Wachovia and they said that as long as you go to their branches that have a De la Rue they will do it and so did Suntrust.

[nobs]

???? could a person purchase gold with the dinar and then trade the gold for usd??????

[Dryden]

Also please note that WA has no income tax and I believe the same is true of TN.