For those who travel abroad, a new opportunity opens up to pay the bills and keep a difference.
Card dollar: how is the trick to pay less for your expenses abroad
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The card dollar, although it rose after almost two months after resuming the crawling peg, continues below the blue dollar. That is why The opportunity opens to make the historic “mash” to pay card expenses: how to make this curler that allows you to keep the difference in pesos.
One option is, if you have dollars in an account, sell them to the MEPwhich is a legal market, in which for US$100 the saver will obtain $86,000 depending on the purchasing point. It can also be done at the market where you will get about $98,000.
The card dollar currently stands at $741, which implies that if expenses are paid with a debit card in pesos, the US$100 will be converted into $74,000. So there will be a difference of $12,000 with the MEP dollar, while the difference will be $24,000 if you opt for the illegal currency.
If you pay by credit card, you must keep in mind that the value of the official dollar will be taken at the end of the month.. So it could be higher than at the time of purchase. The strategy lies in devaluing at a rate of 3% monthly on this new value of $353.50.
Source: Ambito
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