With the world getting smaller and more people travelling and living overseas, it is becoming common for people to send money out of the country.
There are two common ways to transfer money overseas:
- Telegraphic Transfer
- Draft
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With the world getting smaller and more people travelling and living overseas, it is becoming common for people to send money out of the country.
There are two common ways to transfer money overseas:
Have you ever wondered what happens to your money once you transfer it?
I am sure you have used internet, phone or mobile banking to make a transfer to another financial institution. But have you ever wondered what happens to the money you send, and why it takes a day to get to the other person?
This is a guest post by Kerry Lotzof, money expert from financial comparison website Mozo.com.au.
The world of banking is changing, rapidly.
Online research and easy comparisons that help consumers quickly find the best deals are turning the dynamic of cap-in-hand banking on its head and making financial providers work to earn and keep customer loyalty.
A growing number of Australians are taking control back, getting informed and switching banks.
Christmas is expensive.
If you are not careful you can end up with a large credit card bill you spend the next year paying off. This is not a good way to enjoy the Festive Season.
One way to overcome this is to save for the Christmas/New Year season so you have enough money to cover your expenses. And it is not too late to start saving for this Christmas!
If you start saving now you could end up with more money than you need. Here are 7 ways to save money before Christmas. And that will allow you to have a more relaxed silly season.
Cost of living pressures are affecting a great number of people these days. Between increasing electricity costs (around 22% in Queensland), rising council rates, and growing food prices, it can be a struggle to make ends meet.
You can alleviate this through developing a budget that works for you, creating an easy system for paying bills on time, and reducing non-essential spending. But once you have exhausted all of these (and other more extreme cost-cutting measures), sometimes you just need more money.