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What I like about using OrbitRemit - If you make your remittance in the morning you can expect it to be in your recipient’s bank account on the same day. - Aside from speed, exchange rate, usability, it's privacy! It's GDPR compliant according to their support! Although it is nowhere to be found on their website, I did due diligence and contacted their support to confirm. According to OrbitRemit support, as a company registered in NZ, Australia and the UK, they comply with the privacy regulations of these countries and as per their terms and conditions, they value the privacy of our customers. In the UK or EU, when it’s about privacy you talk about (GDPR Compliance) Please refer to their terms and conditions for further information.  https://www.orbitremit.com/legal/privacy-policy After reading their privacy policy, in reference to GDPR compliance, these are your information rights on your personal data. You have certain rights relating to: 1. Rig

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  Working from home this time of the virus period?  You can save electricity by simply changing your tariff rate. But which type of tariff is right for you? A  tariff  is the way you get charged for your energy. Choosing the right tariff for you can help reduce what you pay for your energy. To help you work out what’s best for you, we’ll explain: what the different tariffs are, and how they work. Electricity tariffs There are three types of electricity tariffs:  - single rate, time of use, controlled load, and demand With  single rate  tariff plan there are no  peak  or  off-peak  periods. This means that you pay the same rate whatever time of day you use energy. The rate is usually lower than the peak rates of a  time of use  tariff. This means a single rate plan could be a good choice if: You are at home a lot in the evening Monday to Friday.  You need to use your appliances more Monday to Friday, like your washing machine or dishwashe

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