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United Arab Emirates: Saturday, November 18 - 2006 at 08:14
UAE workers who send money back to their home countries consider cost and convenience to be key factors when deciding how to make remittances, reported Gulf News. Many of those sending cash prefer to use a 24 hour service as this works out much cheaper than immediate wiring which takes only minutes but can cost three times as much. E-transfers, which avoid the need to queue up, are increasingly popular.
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Jonathan Sheikh-Miller, Deputy EditorSaturday, November 18 - 2006 at 08:14 UAE local time (GMT+4)
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