Debuts, weddings, and corporate gatherings usually involve giving out souvenirs to guests, so they can have something they can take home that will bring back fond memories of the event. That can take a huge chunk out of your budget, so you want to keep the costs at a reasonable level. That will jump up […]
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For many millennials, it feels as though the financial crisis of 2008 was barely in the rearview mirror when the coronavirus inflicted a new recession upon the entire world. With the CARES Act having already helped to soften the pandemic’s impact, new stimulus measures are being discussed in the US. But no one is certain
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Home automation has gone a long way from when it first started back in 1998, thanks to the Internet of things (IoT). It’s a network of several devices connected to the Internet. And this connection allows these devices to interact with each other. With IoT, people can automate their homes or easily control things inside
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Due to the restrictions placed to contain the pandemic, many businesses now struggle to survive. Almost every industry was hit badly as consumers retreat indoors where they are safe from infections. However, not all are affected. Some have been experiencing an increase in activity during and because of the pandemic. The housing sector, in particular,
Choosing the proper flooring material for your home can be difficult. Different materials have their strengths and weaknesses, and you’ll need to weigh them to make a choice. Vinyl At less than $5 per square foot, vinyl is the cheapest option. Vinyl can be made to look like almost any other surface, including wood, tiles,
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Most of us spent a good portion of our childhood playing video games. It’s frowned upon because it’s not good to spend a lot of time holed up in bed or our couches. We gained terrible eyesights for staring at bright computer or TV screens for hours on end. But we couldn’t help it. We
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Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the number of foreclosures is rising and is expected to rise by 70% in the next two years. If you have been struggling to pay your mortgage even before the pandemic or if you were already in the foreclosure process, the statistics might sound scary. But you don’t have to worry ––
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Let’s face it. Business is about opportunities. While nobody wants the economy to be down, the coronavirus is tearing America’s economy apart like a piece of paper. But, don’t fret. History will tell us opportunities do abound in such times. Of course, this is assuming we know where to look. Take the case of Procter
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Most people hold an eight-hour job to sustain their needs. A person that is wise with their finances knows that this is not enough. But what if you find your energy zapped after committing to a full-time job? The answer is to have a source of passive income. Let your money grow less great efforts.
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We’ve all read the headlines on the effectiveness of outsourcing, ranging from increased efficiency in your team’s workflow and being able to put more focus on things that matter. And, based on the vast amounts of information and sources that claim it’s near “superhero-like” capabilities of taking your business up a notch, surely it’s fool-proof,
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