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How do international remittances, or cross-border money transfers, help promote financial inclusion? Improve your financial literacy by learning about budgeting and saving, personal finance.    

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Videos that feature Ria customers explaining in their own words how their experience of migration has impacted themselves, their families and their communities.     

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Unveiling Ria’s new tagline: Money where you need it

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How Ria Keeps Your Money Safe in Sweden

Ria Money Transfer and Inter Launch “Never Far Away” Campaign

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Ria and Save the Children: a renewed commitment to vulnerable children and communities

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How Our CSR Initiatives Are Transforming Communities: Ria’s 2023 Impact Report 

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The Dreamers Village project: scoring a goal for children in Africa

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Hurricane in Guerrero, Mexico: What We’re Doing to Help

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How Ria is committing to early childhood education in Sri Lanka 

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