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Stock Trading Made Easy With The Arya App

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If you are pretty active in social media, you will know that trading is no longer something that only millennials deal with. GenZ has taken a particular interest in investing – be it mutual funds, cryptocurrency, or the stock market.

Stock Trading Made Easy With The Arya App

Before you become an active member of the trading community, it requires you to conduct thorough research on the basics of investing, and that proves to be a hassle in most cases. Now, imagine an application that works as an educational app while simultaneously acting as a reliable trading platform. Makes it so much easier, doesn’t it?

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Effectory Employee Engagement: One Toolset For Them All

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With the pandemic sweeping across continents, it has not been easy for the average worker. With working from home now being the standard, it becomes harder to engage with companies and other employees. The result?

Employee and management

At Effectory employee engagement, and engagement tooling company, we see that a lot of employees do not feel aligned with their company. This comes in as a hard hit from the aspect of culture. With fewer people feeling engaged, productivity is also becoming lower. This is painful as it hurts innovation and the bottom-line of the organization. How can we make sure that it keeps in check?

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Personal Capital – The Best Free Personal Finance Software

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I have been using Personal Capital to manage my finances for over a year now. For last few years I did use Yodlee Money Center for the same purpose, but since I got accustomed to Personal Capital, which took a couple of visits, I have completely stopped using Yodlee. In the past, I had used Mint.com as well, but they have some serious limitations and I don’t use it anymore.  I have become a huge fan of Personal Capital features. You can’t ask for more in a free tool. So, in this post, I will go gaga over the new tool I am using.

Personal Capital money management tool really changed the way I was managing my finances in general and investments in particular. I used to visit each of my financial accounts periodically to get the status. Now, I only visit Personal Capital. I got enough benefits out of it to write 51 of ’em in this page. Other than helping me save thousands of dollars in retirement saving, they brought my finances under greater control and confidence with ease of use.

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Chase Freedom Credit Card Review

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This review will be third in series of reviews for products we use. The previous ones were Credit Sesame Review and Yodlee money center review.

I have used Chase Freedom credit card for last 5 years. First applied when the solicitation mail came in my mail box. That time card was offering 2% (sometimes more than 2%) return on all spending.

2% cash back was welcome break from my otherwise no-reward secured card from Bank of America. I readily accepted the offer.

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The Complete Yodlee Money Center Review

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Across many posts I have written about Yodlee being my favorite personal finance tool. I track my net worth using Yodlee, I track my budget and spending through Yodlee money center. Way more than what mint.com offers. I have also experimented with a few other financial accounting tools like quicken online.

My main problem with them is I can’t fully trust them.  I covered this suspicion in detail with my Credit Sesame review post.

Why I use Yodlee Money Center?

There are many reasons, for the sake of keeping this post to a readable length, I will just stick to a few.

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Real War Of The Reel World: Netflix vs Blockbuster – The Fight Goes On

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I got a flyer in my mailbox – a colorful red and blue 3×5 card – declaring, “Goodbye Netflix, Hello Blockbuster.” It’s now Blockbuster’s turn to fight back in the DVD rental wars. Once defeated, Blockbuster got a fresh start when DISH Network bought it (only after its huge debts were written off due to bankruptcy).

Powered by DISH Network’s 14 million subscribers and their set-top boxes, Blockbuster’s latest offerings allow you to stream movies and rent DVDs by mail.

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