Today’s Exchange Rate of US Dollar to Philippine Peso – How Much You Will Get?
US DOLLAR TO PHILIPPINE PESO – Here is the exchange rate between the United States Dollar and the Philippine Peso today, March 11, 2022.
A lot of Filipinos are working in different countries abroad. Several Pinoys have taken the risk to see what awaits them abroad in the hope to give their families in the Philippines a better and more comfortable life. Truth be told that there are several countries that have a promising conversion rate of their currencies with the Philippine Peso thus they may be earning more. It is apart from the fact that the wage in other nations may be higher compared with the salary in PH.
In other cases, there are also Filipinos who married foreigners so they eventually lived abroad for good. They would go home from time to time to spend a vacation with their loved ones in the Philippines. Many of them also help their families in the country by sending remittances.
A lot of Filipinos are working or living in the United States. Undeniably, the US Dollar to Philippine Peso exchange rate is more promising than the exchange rate of PHP with other currencies.
Are you one of those who are sending money to your family or loved ones from the United States to the Philippines? Or you are on the other end being the receiver a regular remittance from a family member or a loved one working or living abroad?
Regardless whether you are a sender or a receiver of remittance, the US Dollar to Peso exchange rate surely matters to you everytime you sent or received a remittance. You can have your U.S. Dollars converted to PHP through banks and money exchange services.
The Landbank of the Philippines, a state-run banking institution in the country, is one of those banking firms that offer money exchange services. For today, March 11, 2022, here is the US Dollar to Philippine Peso exchange rate:
1 US Dollar to Philippine Peso
- Buying: PHP 51.95
- Selling: PHP 52.45
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