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For many, this could be a big surprise to hear that the coronavirus was circulating in the fall of 2019.
But I believe so!
Because I had it.
Archives for April 2020
Home Improvement on a Budget: 4 Tips to Follow
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Homeownership is one of life’s great milestones, and if you own your own home you have probably spent a long time thinking about the improvements you can make to your space.
One of the biggest hurdles to home improvement is cost, as some remodeling and redecorating work can cost thousands, putting home improvements out of reach for many families.
6 Ways to Save Money In Your Business
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Money is the main reason businesses exist. However, many businesses cut corners in the wrong departments. This could easily lead to your business going under if you’re not careful.
There is always a fine line between proper cost-cutting and ruining the image and progress of your business. So how exactly do you save money without causing problems in the future?
How I Got my Faulty New HP Laptop Replaced
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This is my experience with HP laptop computer replacement. I always had HP laptops, some fascination with HP you may say. The previous one was dying after 6 years. All tricks to speed up failed.
I needed another one as the blog wouldn’t have otherwise survived.
I don’t blog from work laptop so I was desperate about a new personal computer.
6 Key Errors When Launching an Online Store
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If you have an online business today, it’s not a fact you’ll have one tomorrow. While you’re drinking coffee and watching a new series of your favorite TV show, your competitor, while remaining behind you by, is inventing a way to increase its conversion rate by half a percent – and soon will destroy your happiness, which you called your business.
Unless, of course, you come up with something in return. Below we will consider typical mistakes of entrepreneurs in e-commerce.
Gift-Giving on a Budget: Tips and Tricks
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The mere thought of gift-giving can already intimidate many people, thinking that it is expensive. Yes, gifts can be costly! However, it all depends on you.
Even if you are cash-strapped, you can still give a present. This won’t make you broke. Read on and we’ll share some tips on how you can give gifts and stay on your budget.
Applying for Your First Mortgage?
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At the beginning of 2020, the average price of a property in Australia is over $250,000, significantly more if you’re hoping to purchase in Sydney.
This can make it seem like getting on the property ladder is an impossible dream. The good news is that it’s not, the bad news is that the average age of a first-time buyer is 31-33.
Most first time buyers are couples that have the added advantage of two incomes.
South American Banks, Technology and Youth: Modern Growth Through Contemporary Investments
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Investing in modern electronic banking has contributed significantly to the success of several South American Banks, notably in Argentina, Belize, Bolivia and Guyana. Developing and implementing modern banking technologies like ATM machines, electronic banking applications and foreign trade services has expanded both their foreign and local customer bases and simplified their transaction process. This has, in turn, opened their countries to more international tourism and improved domestic financial systems.
Technology isn’t the only investment these banks are making in their countries. Understanding the financial responsibility they have to their nation’s future, many South American Banks have taken on the responsibility of investing in local youth development in the form of summer camps, leadership programs and specialty youth savings accounts.
A 2019 article in Global Finance ranking the best banks in Latin American Countries listed Banco Santander Rio in Argentina, Belize Bank in Belize and Banco Mercantil Santa Cruz in Bolivia as the best banks in Continental South America. Their success and growth is directly attributed to their investments in modern banking technology. Additionally, each of these banks has invested heavily in youth programs and camps in an effort to equip the next generation with fundamental skills for financial success. According to the article, “97% of financial-education programs offered by banks surveyed in the region [Latin America] were delivered free of charge to attendees, and self-financed by the various financial institutions,” exhibiting their collective dedication to the cause.
The 5 Best And Essential Apps For Remote Workers
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Working remotely often means you have to be on your game when it comes to accountability. It is hard to manage your time and other essential tasks when you are working alone. You don’t have a team there with you to help organize the workflow and make sure that things are getting done on time and accurately.
That’s why apps and software are so important. It is like having the team that works for you to help you stay organized, efficient and accountable.
How Starting an Herb Garden Was the Best Thing I Did for My Budget and Sanity
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This is a guest post from one of my readers. Enjoy her story and be inspired!
Last Year
It was March 2019, and I was at my wits’ end.
