Rappler's latest stories on overseas Filipino workers remittances
OFW remittances in December hit record high at $2.7B
Although potential layoffs threaten the Saudi labor market OFW remittances last December surge by 4 9
PH peso to remain strong after Fed holds rates
The Philippine peso is expected to remain strong throughout the year economists say Thanks to OFW remittances BPOs and tourism
PH economy seen to recover in Q2 2015
Government spending and ease in inflation should drive economic growth in the second quarter with consumer and infrastructure spending picking up First Metro Investment Corporation says
The need to #RemitSmarter
Overseas Filipinos have more choices than ever before but only time will tell if they would adopt any of the newer remittance solutions
The lost message in OFW money
In the absence of physical presence money is the concrete evidence that a foreign worker cares
Growth of remittances slows to 3.7% in March
The rate of growth of personal remittances sent by Filipinos working and living abroad has slowed to 3 7 in March marking a possible impact of the global slowdown to a key driver of the Philippine economic growth
Remittances grow 7.6% to $3.7-B in Jan-Feb
Money sent home by Filipinos abroad continue to grow on the back of high job placements
Gov't sees 6% to 7% growth in Q1
Remittances and election spending offset weak exports says socioeconomic planning chief Arsenio Balisacan
Remittances rise 8% to $1.9-B in Jan
Personal remittances are growing as the Philippines sends more workers overseas
INFOGRAPHIC: The story of overseas Filipino workers
OFWs send home remittances which help fuel domestic consumption boosting the economy
