Remittance

/rɪˈmɪtəns/

Definitions

  1. (n.) The act of sending money, usually to pay a debt or as a gift.
    The remittance was sent to settle the outstanding invoice.
  2. (n.) The sum of money sent, especially by a migrant worker to family in their home country.
    He relies on remittances from abroad to support his family.

Forms

  • remittances

Commentary

Remittance commonly appears in contexts involving international money transfers and debt settlements; clarity about the source and purpose is important in drafting.

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