That's a good explanation. The wire transfer will deposit funds into your Coinbase account. Then you can purchase for whatever the price is. 

Unfortunately yes. There will be a miner fee.   if you are planning to do day trading then I would suggest some other exchanges. Coinbase is notorious for fees.

But if you are planning to hold long term then Coinbase is good choice.

Can't tell you exact figures because it depends on the price on that day or how much you buying etc. But if you are planning to buy a full bitcoin at today's price, the fees will be $100+

But if you are planning to hold long term then don't worry about fees. The fees will be made up in matter of days if not hours

The trouble sending money to Coinbase is nothing to getting money out and back in your own bank account.

You might think they would just let you send it back to the bank account you used during the purchase
but you will be wrong and for me they made me sent up a SEPA payment to send them one Euro which takes
time but then they can send you money back but GBP needs converting both ends because SEPA is in Euro's
and you get charged during the conversion and have to wait ages to get your money.

Last month they put up a notice saying that SEPA payments would take ten days and Coinbase never did
pay me my $10 bonus joining fee so good luck trusting them with your money or getting access to the
Bitcoin Gold they owe you since they own to older account and the private BTC key they give out is fake
and has no money in it but feel lucky because with ETH you don't even get a public address.

Sorry not only do you get a big 3.99% fee from Coinbase when sending them money but you also get
a big warning from me

Some clarification. The mining fee has nothing to do with Coinbase. Mining fees are to cover the cost of transferring money, which is not free.  Coinbase/GDAX fees range from free for "market making" to expensive credit card purchases. They are expensive because credit cards cost money. It's normally factored into the price of items, but when you buy gold or bitcoin you see just how expensive they really are.  


Read here:https://support.coinbase.com/customer/portal/articles/2109597-buy-sell-bank-transfer-fees

Yes. It's credited to your account and you will see your balance in USD go up. The fee for the wire transfer is for the bank. Anytime you want to use US dollars you are going to pay. So bank transfers, credit cards those things come with fees.

Once the wire goes through and the money is in USD wallet. Can I use all of my money to buy bitcoin? or will there still be a limit to how much i can buy weekly?