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Paying off your New Zealand student loan from overseas

We’ve been there. Borrowing money for study is all fun-and-games until it comes time to paying it back! We’re here to give you a bit of a briefing on paying back your student loans. Plus, we’ll tell you how we can help. Student Loans in New Zealand: The Basics For New Zealand citizens (and residents
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Waitangi Day – What’s it all about?

Waitangi Day is soon upon us, and no, it’s not just an excuse for a public holiday and a short week. It’s a significant part of New Zealand’s history. Waitangi Day commemorates the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi (Te Tiriti o Waitangi) (the Treaty) on the 6th of February 1840. We’re going to use

Immigration

Pain on the way for New Zealand students in Australia

Australia’s education crackdowns in student funding If you were hoping to move to Australia for future study, you’ll want to know about a few new rule changes that may affect you. What does this higher education reform mean for you? We’re going to look specifically at tertiary students coming from New Zealand (including some Australian permanent residents).

Immigration

50 Fascinating Expat Blogs to Follow in 2017

Adjusting to expat life can be both exciting and challenging. If you’re living expat life, you may enjoy reading about the experiences of others going through the same transition – so we’ve compiled this list of some of the most insightful and entertaining expat blogs and websites to follow in 2017.  In the list below

Immigration

Expat Diaries: Sri Lankan Expats Finding a Way

If you’ve ever attempted to send money back to Sri Lanka, you’ll know that the process can sometimes be overwhelming. We thought that we would share some of our customers success stories with the hope that you might be able to learn from these Sri Lankan expat’s experiences. Roshan Roshan knew his father was a

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7 High Demand Jobs for Foreigners in the United Kingdom

Moving to another country can be difficult and scary, especially to a competitive Western economy like the UK but you’ll be happy to know that finding your first job in Britain isn’t as hard as you might think. At the peak of the recession in 2008, hundreds of qualified professionals were unemployed across the United

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A Currency Exchange Rate Calculator That Will Save You Money

NOTE: If you’re looking for a quick exchange rate calculator, try the one in the top left hand corner of this page – you’ll love our exchange rates! $1 New Zealand Dollar (NZD) is 45.21 Rupees (INR). But 1 INR is 0.02 NZD. Hang on, what if I’m sending $1352 NZD and receiving 2835INR. That

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How Long Do International Bank Transfers Take?

How long do international bank transfers take? The answer to that question depends heavily on which bank you’re using and where you’re sending the money to (and from) International bank transfers between developed countries tend to be relatively fast compared to transfers to or between developing nations. Read below for a further breakdown, including ways

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There are plenty of companies that process international remittances But what makes them different? How do you know which is the best one? Let’s compare a number of the most well known remittance services and see which ones stand out in terms of fees, rates, security, transfer times, and satisfaction. That way, you can make
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Facebook Ventures into the International Money Transfer Market

The world of international money transfers is constantly evolving, and it now seems that Facebook wants a piece of the action. The Internet giant has applied to Ireland’s central bank for permission to become an “e-money” institution. Once approved, Facebook money transfer services will be on offer throughout the EU market. But is sending money

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