Remittances to Mexico: record in July
Remittances sent to Mexico, a major support for the Mexican economy and in particular for low-income families, continued its historic
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Coronavirus surprise: rise in remittances
MEXICO CITY — It was an intuitive prediction, supported by virtually every expert who had studied the subject: As the
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ÁPORO, Mexico — The money would arrive like clockwork: $300 every couple of weeks, sent by her husband, a day
Read moreRemittances to Mexico Continue Growth to Record High
Remittances in Mexico have hit a record high, and the American economy and politics played a key role in the
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Mexican immigrants living in the U.S. have been building homes in Mexico for years, but the likelihood of them returning
Read moreBofA ends free money transfers to sites in Mexico
Bank of America has quietly discontinued a program that allowed customers to transfer money to friends and family in Mexico for free.
The SafeSend program, started in 2003, was regarded as one of the lowest-cost options for international money transfers, also known as remittances. But the program failed to catch on in a market dominated by companies such as Western Union and MoneyGram.
Remittances to Latin American Nations, except Mexico, recovering to pre-recession levels
Is this light at the end of the tunnel? Remittances sent to Spanish-speaking nations in Latin America by immigrants in the United States and elsewhere have recovered to pre-recession levels, with the notable exception of Mexico.
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At the London Olympics’ football final, Brazil was the fancied team but it was Mexico who took the gold. The match at Wembley reproduced on the football field
Read moreRemittances to Mexico fall
Mexico received $1.47 billion in remittances in January, down 2.3 percent from the same month in 2012, the country’s central bank said Friday.
Read moreMexico’s Remittances Slipped 1.5% in 2012 to $22.45 Billion
Remittances from Mexicans living abroad fell on the year in December for a sixth consecutive month, declining 4.5% to $1.71 billion, the Bank of Mexico reported Friday.
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