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Canadian Dollar Catching Up With The American

America have always been able to boast that their dollar was stronger than their cousins in Canada. Canada has never been able to keep up with the rapid growth of the American economy and whilst they certainly aren't doing badly, they have always been overshadowed by their next door neighbours. However, as people going on Canada holidays may have noticed recently, with the recession in full flow, Canadian money in closing the gap and their economy looks to be more stable than in the States.

This is largely due to two factors. To begin with, America has maybe not been as careful with their borrowing of money as the Canadians have been. Without getting into the strict economics of the situation, Americans have borrowed more money from banks than Canadians. This was very useful for helping to develop America's economy, but now that the lenders are suffering from lack of credit themselves and are asking for their money back, the country finds itself in difficulty trying to find the funds. This has caused quite a large drop in the power of the dollar.

Secondly, the GNP of America is heavily reliant on the oil and industry sectors. These are two sectors that have been hit heavily in the credit crisis and have left record numbers of Americans out of work and whole towns even struggling to make ends meet. There is simply less demand for industry products at the moment and as the oil markets become more and more competitive, they are being flooded by cheap oil from the Far East, who have resources too large for America to match.

This is good news of course for Canadians who are planning to go on American holidays, as they their money will go further than it has done for a long while. However, if you are an American thinking about visiting Canada, it’s probably best to stick to Alaska holidays for now.

Can a Canadian citizen buy a car in the US while they are living here?

Canadian citizen living in WA state for 7 or so months would like to buy a car and drive it while living in the US. Is this possible?

You will have to register it in Canada. This will involve submitting three documents to the boarder. 1 is a form they provide, 2 is the title to the vehicle and 3 is the proof of purchase. I buy vehicle from the states a lot and bring them to Vancouver. It usually takes 3 days for the boarder to approve the vehicle to be imported in Canada. You will have to pay taxes aswell. I would definitely check the vehicle history first . CARFAX is a ripoff. I always use CHEAPVINSEARCH.COM. They are a relatively new site so not too many people know about them, but I think they are just a reseller of autocheck. But it only costs 9.99 and if you are spending a couple thousand on a car its def worth it. You might to get the car checked out by a mechanic for 200 dollars this could save you a lot of money in the future

Can a Canadian citizen buy a car in the US while they are living here?

Canadian citizen living in WA state for 7 or so months would like to buy a car and drive it while living in the US. Is this possible?

You will have to register it in Canada. This will involve submitting three documents to the boarder. 1 is a form they provide, 2 is the title to the vehicle and 3 is the proof of purchase. I buy vehicle from the states a lot and bring them to Vancouver. It usually takes 3 days for the boarder to approve the vehicle to be imported in Canada. You will have to pay taxes aswell. I would definitely check the vehicle history first . CARFAX is a ripoff. I always use CHEAPVINSEARCH.COM. They are a relatively new site so not too many people know about them, but I think they are just a reseller of autocheck. But it only costs 9.99 and if you are spending a couple thousand on a car its def worth it. You might to get the car checked out by a mechanic for 200 dollars this could save you a lot of money in the future

Can a Canadian citizen buy a car in the US while they are living here?

Canadian citizen living in WA state for 7 or so months would like to buy a car and drive it while living in the US. Is this possible?

You will have to register it in Canada. This will involve submitting three documents to the boarder. 1 is a form they provide, 2 is the title to the vehicle and 3 is the proof of purchase. I buy vehicle from the states a lot and bring them to Vancouver. It usually takes 3 days for the boarder to approve the vehicle to be imported in Canada. You will have to pay taxes aswell. I would definitely check the vehicle history first . CARFAX is a ripoff. I always use CHEAPVINSEARCH.COM. They are a relatively new site so not too many people know about them, but I think they are just a reseller of autocheck. But it only costs 9.99 and if you are spending a couple thousand on a car its def worth it. You might to get the car checked out by a mechanic for 200 dollars this could save you a lot of money in the future