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Boulogne, le 28 septembre 2022  – A l'occasion du 82 e congrès HLM de l'Union sociale pour l'habitat, la filiale paiement du groupe FDJ annonce le lancement de la marque « nirio ». Cette solution de paiement, développée en partenariat avec la Confédération des buralistes, offrira, dès 2023, la possibilité aux citoyens de régler leurs factures du quotidien ou leur loyer dans le réseau bar-tabac-presse. [1] Par ailleurs, nirio et Seqens, bailleur social francilien, filiale du groupe Action Logement, annoncent la signature d'un partenariat qui permettra, grâce au service nirio, de proposer l'encaissement des loyers en espèces ou par carte dans les points de vente agréés. Avec nirio, l'ambition du groupe FDJ est de devenir l'acteur de référence des services de paiement de proximité en France. Fort du succès de l'encaissement des factures publiques (impôts, amendes ou factures de service public) géré pour le compte de la DGFiP (Direction génér...

Not many cards are high-earning, have excellent perks and give cash back, but this card is a notable exception. Rewards: Earn 3% cash back on groceries and gas, as well as on recurring bill payments. Dining, entertainment, travel and online purchases all earn just 1% cash back. Welcome Offer: Earn 10% cash back on all purchases for the first three months of owning the card, up to $2,000. After reaching this limit, all gas, grocery, and recurring bill payments earn 6% for another $1,500, so long as these purchases are also made within the first three months of owning the card. After your first $2,000 in purchases, gas purchases, grocery purchases and pre-authorized payments will continue to earn 6% up to a total spend of $3,500 for the first 3 months. Annual Fee: $120 (Get an annual fee rebate in the first year) Other Benefits and Drawbacks: In addition to cash back, this card offers a number of insurance plans, including $2 million in emergency travel medical insurance for ...

In this article, we take a detailed look at banking in Luxembourg. What about this small European nation that has made it a banking powerhouse? And how can it benefit you? To find out why we first take a look at Luxembourg, its economy, and its financial sector. We then look at some of its main banks, both national and international, the types of services available and what you need to open an account there. Luxembourg – Country Overview Luxembourg is a small nation of approximately 625,978 people located in the west of Europe. It borders France to the west, Germany to the east and Belgium to the north. Along with Belgium and The Netherlands, Luxembourg is one of the three Benelux countries. It is the smallest of the three at just 998.6 square miles (2,586.4 square kilometers). Luxembourg City is the capital, and the official currency is the euro. The official language is Luxembourgish, a Germanic language, with German and French also used for official purposes. As is often t...

CAIRO – Today's international monetary system emerged from the Bretton Woods Conference of 1944, when imperial powers still ruled most of the Global South. It was conceived by and for the benefit of just a few wealthy countries, and it has served them well. Though the Bretton Woods system has occasionally been adjusted to reflect the acceleration of globalization and countries' deepening economic interdependence, it has amplified business-cycle fluctuations, impeded economic catch-up by poorer countries, and perpetuated the dichotomy of developed and developing countries. If the world economy is to avoid deeper fragmentation in this new age of multipolarity and geopolitical competition, major reforms will be needed to correct the financial system's structural birth defects. That is why Indonesian Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati has taken aim at the high costs associated with over-reliance on just a few reserve currencies, making the case, during Indonesia's G20...