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remittance

[ri-mit-ns] / rɪˈmɪt ns /












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Hondurans working in the U.S. have sent some $10 billion in remittances so far this year, more than the whole of 2024, according to government data.

From The Wall Street Journal

But remittances are key to many families in rural Nepal.

From BBC

That increase is largely attributable to the high inflow of remittances and high domestic interest rates, which make the peso attractive for investors.

From Seattle Times

The sudden interruption in her daughter’s monthly $710 remittances has upset their financial balancing act.

From Los Angeles Times

But up to 35% of the value of "remittances" can be lost in currency and transaction fees, which could be reduced through sharing more technology and regulatory expertise.

From BBC