Australian major banks plans to shut ALL remitter accounts by Monday 24 November 2014 IF....
We have less option to send money overseas IF we cannot stop Australian banks plan to shut all remitter accounts by Monday 24 November 2014.
Affected countries:
Philippines, Vietnam, Nepal, India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Fiji, Samoa, Somalia, Colombia, Peru and many other countries will soon be affected.
Petition was created by Australian Remittance and Currency Providers Association (ARCPA)
What we can do?
Sign the petition at change.org petition
Details from change.org petition website:
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For many Australians, the low-cost and fast money transfer services provided by registered remitters is the only way they can send essential funds home safely and securely. These funds are considered a lifeline to the many communities that depend on them.
Hundreds of migrant communities across Australia will lose their ability to send money home to family and friends if banks continue their plans to close the accounts of remitters. The last of the major banks plans to shut all remitter accounts by Monday 24 November 2014.
Without bank accounts in Australia, remitters cannot complete the transfer of their customers’ funds to destination countries, which means that millions of Australians will no longer be able to support their families and communities overseas.
If you normally send money to The Philippines, Vietnam, Nepal, India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Fiji, Samoa, Somalia, Colombia, Peru and many other countries, your service will soon be affected.
The Australian Remittance and Currency Providers Association has been set up to save these critical registered remittance services, and give a voice to the local communities who use them.
Why you need to act NOW:
You will no longer be able to use your local remitter to transfer much-need funds to your family and friends overseas.
Hundreds of migrant communities across Australia will lose their ability to send money home to family and friends if banks continue their plans to close the accounts of remitters. The last of the major banks plans to shut all remitter accounts by Monday 24 November 2014.
Without bank accounts in Australia, remitters cannot complete the transfer of their customers’ funds to destination countries, which means that millions of Australians will no longer be able to support their families and communities overseas.
If you normally send money to The Philippines, Vietnam, Nepal, India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Fiji, Samoa, Somalia, Colombia, Peru and many other countries, your service will soon be affected.
The Australian Remittance and Currency Providers Association has been set up to save these critical registered remittance services, and give a voice to the local communities who use them.
Why you need to act NOW:
You will no longer be able to use your local remitter to transfer much-need funds to your family and friends overseas.
You will be left with two, less than ideal options to send money:
• Use an unregistered and unregulated remitter – they will not be able to provide you with the confidence or guarantee that your funds will reach the beneficiary
• Use a bank with its associated fees and exchange rates, and limited delivery options
Add your name to the petition to voice your concern. Ensure the survival of Australian remittance service providers so you can continue to use secure, low-cost and fast money transfer services.
• Use an unregistered and unregulated remitter – they will not be able to provide you with the confidence or guarantee that your funds will reach the beneficiary
• Use a bank with its associated fees and exchange rates, and limited delivery options
Add your name to the petition to voice your concern. Ensure the survival of Australian remittance service providers so you can continue to use secure, low-cost and fast money transfer services.
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Click on the link Change.org Petition to hear your voice.
Australian major banks plans to shut ALL remitter accounts by Monday 24 November 2014 IF....
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