The financial landscape for Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) in the United States is set to shift with the passage of a bill by ...

It will usually be safe and secure to send money to India – provided you use a legitimate and FCA-authorised (Financial Conduct Authority) money transfer provider.

The U.S. Senate's revised 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act' offers relief to NRIs by reducing the proposed remittance tax from 3.5 ...

Dubai: If you’re working in the UAE and send money back to India, 2025 might be a good year to keep an eye on the exchange rate. Two major Indian banks—State Bank of India (SBI) and Union Bank ...

The 1% remittance tax will not apply to remittance transfers made via bank accounts or money transfers using US-issued debit ...

Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act has slashed the proposed U.S. remittance tax to just 1%, bringing major relief for NRIs ...

The US Senate in a huge relief to Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) cut the proposed remittance tax in Donald Trump’s ‘One Big ...

In a significant move, the US Senate has passed a bill that introduces a 1 percent remittance tax on international money transfers made by non-US citizens, effective January 1, 2026. This includes ...

Emirates NBD reassures customers that its DirectRemit service will continue to provide zero-fee money transfers to India, ...

These payments can be made by simply scanning a QR code or putting in the receiver's phone number or UPI ID eliminating the ...

Supporting a child’s international education is a significant and long-term commitment, both emotionally and financially.

Sending money to India from the US could soon come at a steep price. The proposed 3.5% remittance tax in the US may cost you $350 on every $10,000 transferred.