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9/12/19

International Money Transfers: How to find the best rate when sending money abroad

Thousands of miles away in Cameroon, Swiss brothers François and Pascal Briod were having a light-bulb moment. The Briods first set up a non-profit organization when they were youngsters to fund projects such as AIDs prevention workshops in Cameroon. However, despite their good work, they encountered high fees when transferring the funds they had raised to the African country. And their regular work visits to Cameroon were also an eye opener.

“You would see advertising for money transfers everywhere but there was a lack of transparency about it all. Africa has always had a reputation for high money transfer fees; the global average is 7 percent, while in Africa it is still 12 percent,” says François

Together in 2013, the trio founded a price comparison money transfer website and christened it Monito -- think Skyscanner but for money transfers. The business model is simple: users get to choose the best deal within a matter of seconds of entering their search request. Success has been forthcoming for the Swiss entrepreneurs with Monito scooping numerous start-up awards.

In the space of just six years, the founders of Monito have established strong relationships with money transfer operators as well as with their many returning customers. Their goal of saving consumers $28 billion in fees remains an ongoing motivator.

For the complete report click here: : How to find the best rate when sending money abroad - The Local

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3/7/19

EUROPEAN Central Bank: Rates to remain unchanged despite weakening economy

ECB to keep rates unchanged amid weakening economy European Central Bank policymakers on Thursday responded boldly to fears of a eurozone slowdown by announcing that interest rates would stay unchanged for the rest of the year and launching a fresh round of super-cheap loans to banks.
 
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1/5/19

US Congress: New Democratic Congress final member Ocasio-Cortez suggests individual Tax Rates as high as 70 %

Ocasio-Cortez suggests individual tax rates as high as 70%

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9/3/13

Global Shipping: Lower demand may quash shipping rates: experts

Global container shippers may find it challenging to raise freight rates this month because of oversupply problems caused by slow seasonal demand this quarter, according to reports issued by brokerage houses.

Major container shipping companies in Taiwan, including Evergreen Marine Corp and Wan Hai Lines Ltd, have announced their rate hike programs, or rate restoration plans, which took effect yesterday.

Evergreen Marine, the owner of the nation’s largest container shipper fleet, is set to hike rates for its Far East and Indian subcontinent to Europe and the Mediterranean region by US$450 per twenty-foot equivalent unit (TEU), or by US$900 per forty-foot equivalent unit (FEU).

Read more: Lower demand may quash shipping rates: experts - Taipei Times

6/6/12

ECB holds off to force politicians' hand in crisis - by David McHugh

The European Central Bank has a powerful weapon that just might push political leaders into helping solve the continent's financial crisis: withholding further support.

The ECB isn't likely to take any new steps when it meets Wednesday, analysts say, even as anxiety builds over the deteriorating outlook for Europe's economy and banking system.

ECB President Mario Draghi signaled last week that he wants to see stronger political and financial ties among the 17 countries that use the euro. If such ties are forged — possibly at a European Union summit later this month — analysts say the ECB would be more likely to reward European governments and banks with the financial shot in the arm they desperately need.


Read more: ECB holds off to force politicians' hand in crisis - Kingsport Times-News