US remittance firm seeks more RP partners
Posted November 06, 2009 22:40:00
MONEYGRAM INTERNATIONAL INC., one of the biggest money transfer firms in the world, is set to tie up with more banks in the Philippines to expand its local operations and become accessible to more Filipino households supported by remittances.
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Posted November 05, 2009 09:48:00
My friend's car was submerged in flood due to the recent typhoon Ondoy. She filed a claim with her insurance company but found out that her policy did not include coverage for “acts of God.” I think it's unfair for insurance companies not to cover damages brought about by the flood.
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Posted October 30, 2009 20:11:00
Remittances sent through informal channels continued to decline, amounting to only less than 4 percent of total money from abroad.
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Posted November 06, 2009 22:40:00
MONEYGRAM INTERNATIONAL INC., one of the biggest money transfer firms in the world, is set to tie up with more banks in the Philippines to expand its local operations and become accessible to more Filipino households supported by remittances.
READ MORE
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Acts of God and other insurance riders you need to knowPosted November 05, 2009 09:48:00
My friend's car was submerged in flood due to the recent typhoon Ondoy. She filed a claim with her insurance company but found out that her policy did not include coverage for “acts of God.” I think it's unfair for insurance companies not to cover damages brought about by the flood.
READ MORE
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Remittances via informal channels dipPosted October 30, 2009 20:11:00
Remittances sent through informal channels continued to decline, amounting to only less than 4 percent of total money from abroad.
READ MORE
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‘Bulk of remittances from Pinoys in US’
Posted October 21, 2009 07:52:00
OVERSEAS Filipinos based in the United States still send the bulk of remittances, Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas governor Amando Tetangco said. Tetangco explained that although many Filipinos are based in the Middle East, they usually send only money while US-based Filipinos send both money and goods.
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Posted October 20, 2009 06:52:00
Q: The recent storms badly affected our personal finances. Our business (we have a store) suffered, and our savings will most likely be wiped out due to the huge cost of repairs we need to undertake in our home and office.
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Posted October 19, 2009 06:53:00
A moderate labor organization on Sunday joined calls for the scrapping of the documentary stamp tax (DST) charged on remittances of overseas Filipino workers using the banking system.
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Posted October 21, 2009 07:52:00
OVERSEAS Filipinos based in the United States still send the bulk of remittances, Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas governor Amando Tetangco said. Tetangco explained that although many Filipinos are based in the Middle East, they usually send only money while US-based Filipinos send both money and goods.
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Starting afreshPosted October 20, 2009 06:52:00
Q: The recent storms badly affected our personal finances. Our business (we have a store) suffered, and our savings will most likely be wiped out due to the huge cost of repairs we need to undertake in our home and office.
READ MORE
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Drop remittance tax, labor group asksPosted October 19, 2009 06:53:00
A moderate labor organization on Sunday joined calls for the scrapping of the documentary stamp tax (DST) charged on remittances of overseas Filipino workers using the banking system.
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