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27
Dec
HSBC SWIFT transfer charge from Turkey increased 100 percent
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SA in New York said: “My dad sends me support money each month by SWIFT through his HSBC branch in Turkey. I always received $10 less, and recently $20 less out of every $1000 swift deposit. He warned me to watch what was being cut and ask why, since he had successfully argued and stopped such charges when his overseas salaries were deposited minus a $10 charge per deposit at a Canadia bank. Are there rules for these charges imposed, and if there are, what percentage should they be?”

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