I have strange habits when I travel. On one hand, I refuse to add up the money I spend every year on plane tickets and other travel expenses, and I know it probably adds up to more than many peoples’ rent. On the other hand, for the sake of traveling to amazing places, I won’t mind… Read more
Tips for Protecting Your Small Business From Online Fraud and Hacking
These days, most organizations do at least some business online, as well as transmitting and storing data digitally. While there are many excellent benefits to be obtained from technological advances, such as getting access to customers around the world, enjoying improved productivity, better marketing wares, and cutting costs, entrepreneurs also have to be aware of… Read more
Consumer Proposals Are A Better Alternative To Bankruptcy
Insolvency is a stressful thing to live through and many people who find themselves unable to pay the debts that they owe aren’t entirely sure what to do. When collection agencies are hounding you, creditors are placing garnishes on your wages, and interest rates are quickly spiralling out of control on your credit card, you… Read more
Are Cryptocurrencies Considered Real Currency?
The financial investment community is all abuzz about cryptocurrurencies. We haven’t seen this kind of an investment frenzy since the Internet IPO market around the turn of the century. With people outside the investment community reading reports about the great wealth Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have been creating, there’s a lot of questions being asked…. Read more
The Procrastinator’s Guide To Saving Money
As a procrastinator, you’re the master of putting off necessary work. Just one of the many tasks you postpone is making a budget, even if you really need to spend less and save more. You should know from past experiences that you rarely benefit from your time-wasting habits. When you leave things to the… Read more
Why Storage is an Asset When You’re Dealing with Bereavement
A bereavement is one of the most difficult and upsetting experiences you can go through. You lose someone important to you, and the grief can put a strain on other personal relationships, create stress in your family, and it carries with it a burden of work as you deal with consequences of your loss. It’s… Read more
What the Pound does when Theresa May speaks
All eyes are on the economy as we loom ever closer to the start of 2018, and the year that Britain’s future trading relationship with the European Union might be agreed. A key barometer for predicting the state of Britain’s economy is the strength of the pound. A strong Pound signals investor confidence in the… Read more
Considerations when starting a new business
Starting a business can be overwhelming. There are so many things to think about. Which kind of legal structure will you go for? What kind of product will you market and how? Should you get an office right now and buy some stock or wait until you get interest from potential clients, at the risk… Read more
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