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Mexico and My Money: Take our 5-minute survey!

MND Staff
By MND Staff
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MND's new weekly series, Mexico and My Money, launches this week. (Shutterstock)

Have you participated in our latest survey?

On Saturday, we launched a new 20-question anonymous survey to help our readers and the Mexico-based foreign community at large feel more confident about their personal finances in the country.

The findings will be shared on Mexico News Daily and will guide a new weekly series for foreigners on topics such as common mistakes and best practices for protecting and growing your money in Mexico. We will also cover banking, exchanging money, rental income, investing and dealing with contractors and local service providers.

Click here to take the Mexico and My Money survey. 

Thanks for your participation! Read more about the survey here.

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