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Is Remittance Tide Ebbing?

<em>The New York Times</em> reported this morning that the overall tide of monthly remittances to Mexico has slowed, dropping from a growth rate as high as 20% in some years to barely 2% so far this year.

By Staff Writer | Updated on October 26, 2007

NEW YORK — The New York Times reported this morning that the overall tide of monthly remittances to Mexico has slowed, dropping from a growth rate as high as 20% in some years to barely 2% so far this year.

Remittances from residents to their relatives in their home countries has been a significant focus of many CUs attempt to reach to lower income and underserved communities in their areas.

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