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BRYANT

25 May 2024

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How much % we would lose when we convert RM to SGD in current market ? Money changer fee? Remittance fee?

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IANAFA but

09 Jun 2024

Don't think small fees

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Li Elizabeth

01 Jun 2024

Maybe 0.05% depending on where and who you change it with

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