by Seth Michaels, Apr 29, 2008 Today in Tampa, Fla., Sen. John McCain gave an address his advisers claimed would “unveil” his health care proposal—but he essentially offered the same tired proposal he’s been touting for months. Most policy analysts agree this plan won’t cut costs, won’t cover more people and won’t […]
It’s Time to Get Back in Business – Here’s How You Can Do It
With COVID-19 restrictions being lifted, the economy is slowly but steadily returning to its old path. However, some sectors will sadly not go back to business as usual in the near future, such as the entertainment and events industry. As a result, unemployment rates are supposed to decrease, but not reach the low levels of […]
COVID-19 Could Change SA’s Car Insurance Industry Forever
South African car owners behaviour may change as a consequence of the spread of the coronavirus impact. Many are the areas that are already affected economically by the health crisis caused by the COVID-19 impact. One of the most affected areas is the car insurance industry. Due to their own nature of protection and risk […]
Reasons Why You Need to Start Saving For Retirement Now
It is never too early to start saving for retirement. Life does not stop at retirement, and you will still need money to take care of expenses. If anything, you might be required to have more by this time as you will be battling with health issues with aging or may need HGH therapies with […]
eLearning as a Performance Booster
Employee engagement is one of the most important elements for high productivity, and therefore is among the most common causes of descending revenue growth. The problem is so acute worldwide that a number of companies in Sweden even initiated the new regime, reducing workdays to only 6 hours in 2016 to try boosting productivity. A […]
Are Subprime Auto Loans Forming a New Consumer Lending Bubble?
The 2008 financial crisis was the single worst economic crisis in recent memory. There were a variety of interrelated factors that led to its development, but most people identify the first domino as deregulation in the financial industry that led to higher availability of subprime mortgages. Put simply, banks were issuing mortgages at ridiculously low […]
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