synik
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Hello, I'm in an interesting predicament at the moment...
I'm living in Sydney, Australia.
Our dollar has recently tanked against the greenback and has only ever been so strong against the pound. I'm moving to London and need a new suit - one that suits the climate that is also "half decent".
By half decent, this is probably my budget in the local currencies after exchange...
Sydney - $1000
London - £410
NYC - $660
So the question is - what can I get for those amounts in those cities?
Does one stand out more than another? These are not times of economic parity - even when it comes to clothing and fashion.
This was all much more straight forward when the AUD was ~0.90 USD - NYC would've been fantastic!
If someone tells me, however, that the difference between £410 and £500 is significant in London, then those kind of tips are very welcome as well as I have some flexibility with my budget.
Thank you!
I'm living in Sydney, Australia.
Our dollar has recently tanked against the greenback and has only ever been so strong against the pound. I'm moving to London and need a new suit - one that suits the climate that is also "half decent".
By half decent, this is probably my budget in the local currencies after exchange...
Sydney - $1000
London - £410
NYC - $660
So the question is - what can I get for those amounts in those cities?
Does one stand out more than another? These are not times of economic parity - even when it comes to clothing and fashion.
This was all much more straight forward when the AUD was ~0.90 USD - NYC would've been fantastic!
If someone tells me, however, that the difference between £410 and £500 is significant in London, then those kind of tips are very welcome as well as I have some flexibility with my budget.
Thank you!