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Collections.You ‘DO NOT’ want a student loan debt hanging over your head…Do you have a Notice from U.S. DOE or NEA COLLECTIONS, re: default notice with remittance coupon attached?If yes, respond.

Why would they or the restaurant care?If you order at the counter and your food is “to go,” you get it in a bag with some napkins already in the bag. If you order “eat in,” you get it on a tray (with a paper liner on the tray) and often the napkins are self-service. In both situations, you get your own drink.Ordering “eat in” is probably marginally more expensive to the franchise owner—recovering, washing, and redistributing the trays is no doubt more expensive than a single brown paper bag. This doesn’t include any the effort required to pull trays out of the garbage can.The thing is that some people get food for themselves (which they eat right away) and for later—for themselves or others. It’s easier to get the “to go” bag than to ask for it later, because to do so means interrupting the lineup of customers waiting to order with the cashier. It’s also easier to use coupons or customize orders in store than at the drive-thru, and if the drive-thru lineup is ridiculously long, it’s better to go inside.ETA: It is marginally cheaper too, for customers to get their food “to go” and to throw out their waste elsewhere. Commercial businesses pay for garbage removal, and since most people don’t separate out their recyclables, taking the food “to go” means also taking any garbage “to go”.ETA2: This discussion has a lot of people referring to the difference in tax between “eat-in” vs. “take-away” especially with respect to the VAT in the UK.Let me repeat this - the question asks if employees think you are rude to order “take-out” but eat your food, at least partially, in the restaurant. It doesn’t ask if there is an impact to the business.As I explain above, the cost for take-away packaging is probably less than the cost for producing, recovering, and cleaning reusable trays for eat-in dining, not to mention the additional cost for trash disposal from the restaurant.If there is a different tax status for the two options, it costs the company money to collect and remit those taxes, but this is absorbed as part of the operating expenses for remittance of all taxes (including property taxes, payroll taxes, and business income taxes).From the employee’s perspective, it is less work for them if people get their food as “take-out”. No trays to recover and wash. No tables to clean. No garbage to throw out. Let’s face facts - people act like pigs when they have someone else to clean up after them. Children make a mess and their parents leave it, but some teenagers deliberately make a mess in fast food restaurants, having no consideration for the work involved to clean up after them. This is a sign of immaturity, and quite frankly, I think fast food servers find them to be the worst customers.But getting a “to-go” bag and then eating in should be very neutral for the people serving the food.

I spend a considerable amount of time traveling. As of July 2020, I have traveled to 23 Countries and I am currently residing in Japan. So I send a part of my saving every month from Japan to India.I am a researcher by profession and I think from the past 4–5 years, I have developed this habit of finding the best deal. Sometimes I try hours to find the secret coupon code so I can get the best discount available.Here I will present to you a case study, wherein I will be comparing 10 different options of sending money from India to the USA. I will here include the online remittance companies as well the popular banks which deal with remittance services.Before that let me just give you an overview of what are different options available for sending money to overseasThere are many ways you can use to send money from abroad to India or otherwise. These areDemand DraftTransfer Via International BeneficiaryTransfer Using Forex CardUsing Online Remit Service from BanksOnline Remittance companiesNow, let me tell you that sending money using a Demand Draft or International Beneficiary is not a good option. As it may take a longer time and due to an elevated exchange rate, you will end up losing a good amount of money.Transferring using Forex card can be a better option as if you opt for a Forex card then you do not have to pay for the cross-currency fees which banks usually charges if the transfer is via a debit card or credit card. You can load your forex card in the currency you want to send and then transact the same currency. But again, the loading and reloading of forex card can have additional charges and also the exchange rate of Forex card will be little expensive then the other two options.In recent years, several banks have started online remittance services. The process is not that lengthy as 2–3 years earlier, but again the problem is with the elevated exchange rate. If you opt for a bank to transfer the money you may need to open a bank account, visit the bank to do this transfer.Now lets us compare the 10 options1 - Transferwise (Get The Offer Deal - On Transfer Fee)I have compared Transferwise with different currencies from the UK, Australia, Japan, UAE, European Nations, Singapore, etc. And I found out that they were cheapest in every comparison.Although Transferwise provides an economical exchange rate, the offer on transfer fee (see above) is the most important factor in reducing the overall cost as you won't be paying any transfer fees on around 700 USD or equivalent amount in any other currency.In addition to this, transferwise has the best customer rating on platforms like google play, Monito etc. They have been in this business since 2010 and have more than 8 million customers as of now.If you would send 1,00,000 INR to the USA then you would be receiving around 1335 USD.2 - Western Union3 - ExTravelMoney4 - InstaReM5 - BookMyForexBANKS1 - SBI (1,00,000 INR = 1318.39 USD)2 - HSBC BANK (1,00,000 INR = 1313.54 USD)3 - ICICI Bank, (1,00,000 INR = 1303.78 USD)4 - HDFC BANK (1,00,000 INR = 1301.23 USD)5 - Axis Bank, (1,00,000 INR = 1293.85 USD)Concluding RemarksSo you could see that for sending money to the USA, Transferwise was the cheapest. Another good thing about them is that the entire process is online and they have the lock-in facility too where you can lock the exchange rate for 24–48 hours.If you like to see the comparison of other currencies such as Euro, AUD etc. then you can consider visiting this blogA detailed comparison of remittance options for sending money Overseas