Back in September 2017, Hurricane Maria devastated the island of Dominica, killing at least 31 people, wrecking roofs on nine in ten buildings, battering forests, and causing rivers to overspill, destroying even more homes. All of this damage cost the Caribbean island nation roughly $1.3 billion — 224% of its total GDP. Fast forward to […]
Coronavirus: Wealthy investors look to diversify portfolios amid virus chaos
The coronavirus pandemic has wreaked havoc on the global economy, and as more and more countries go into lockdown, the financial markets have taken their biggest hit since the 2008 Recession, if not ever. The uncertainty caused by COVID-19 has resulted in hordes of fearful investors simultaneously selling off their holdings, and either diversifying their […]
How to Plan Your Next International Trip
International travel is a bit complicated right now, but it’s only a matter of time before things return to normal. When they do, you’ll want to spend more time traveling and seeing the world. Thankfully, international travel has trended toward getting simpler over the years. The ESTA visa waiver program, and other programs meant to […]
Why Traditional Advertising is Still Beneficial for Small Businesses
In business, exposure is key to success. Simply put, the more people who know about your business, the more potential customers you can attract. Unsurprisingly, digital marketing has become increasingly important for small businesses. Yet, traditional marketing forms –– like ads on TV, radio, and billboards –– can still present tremendous value for ingenuitive business […]
Digital Delivery Platforms Explained
With the way the economic market works, businesses can make more money as they become faster. This happens as a business improves its digital delivery platforms. Digital delivery platforms help businesses to maintain, monitor and control their delivery of products. If your business wants to succeed, then you should read further into these platforms. What […]
Over 28% of credit-active consumers in South Africa has a credit card
A new study carried out by TransUnion found that 28% of credit-active consumers in South Africa hold a credit card. Even though this study concentrated on the credit activity of “Gen Z” consumers –those born in and after 1995–, it also shed a light on the consumer credit market as a whole. Credit Activity The […]
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