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OrbitRemit Sponsor Annual North vs. South Island Rugby Match in London

Monday, October 19th, 2009

OrbitRemit Sponsor Annual North vs. South Island Rugby Match in London

were happy to be involved as the major sponsor of the third annual  Island rugby match held at Richmond Rugby club.  The event was extremely lucky and managed to luck out with one of the most beautiful days of the year.

There was a great turnout to watch the North triumph over the incumbent South for the first time in the brief three year history.

All takings from the day were donated to charity and were the principal sponsor, providing the team jerseys. (more…)

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Chip away at your New Zealand student loan with OrbitRemit!

Sunday, September 6th, 2009

Chip away at your New Zealand student loan with OrbitRemit!

Unlike swine flu or a European suntan, a student loan is something that won’t go away after a week or so. We know that for many of you out there the thought of commencing repayments on your loan seems like a mountain too high to climb. The harsh reality is that the longer you leave it to start making payments the higher that mountain gets.

It is hard to believe, but the highest rate of interest that can accrue against your loan, if your obligatory payments are not met, is 19.65% per annum, that’s even worse than the rates offered on most credit cards. In consideration of this it really is worth biting the bullet and starting to chip away at that loan.

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Chip away at your New Zealand student loan with OrbitRemit

Sunday, September 6th, 2009

Chip away at your New Zealand student loan with OrbitRemit!

Unlike swine flu or an Australian suntan, a student loan is something that won’t go away after a week or so. We know that for many of you out there the thought of commencing repayments on your loan seems like a mountain too high to climb. The harsh reality is that the longer you leave it to start making payments the higher that mountain gets.

It is hard to believe, but the highest rate of interest that can accrue against your loan, if your obligatory payments are not met, is 19.65% per annum, that’s even worse than the rates offered on most credit cards. In consideration of this it really is worth biting the bullet and starting to chip away at that loan. (more…)

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