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4 Ways Banking Will Change Post Covid-19
The Covid-19 pandemic caused disruptions in every industry, even the banking industry wasn’t spared.
Many industries had to adjust their way of doing things, and the banking industry performed commendably.
Established banks responded with speed and moved most of their operations to the digital space.
Most of these banks made common services remotely accessible—like electronic form filling, PIN resetting, changing loan terms, and paying for groceries—allowing customers to complete such tasks quickly from their homes.
Banks continue to enhance their response to Covid-19 in more ways, offering customers better services.
But will these changes remain post Covid-19 or will things go back to the way they were?
Here’s what consumers should expect after medics finally manage to contain Covid-19.
Continue ReadingMoney Talks: How to Detect If Your Husband Is Cheating Online?
The threat of infidelity looms over every marriage, and it is very important for any woman to understand the difference between harmless online entertainment that can ignite new flames in marriage and potential warning signs that her husband may be considering an affair with someone else.
Is Online Flirt the Same Thing as Cheating?
Married people use the Internet as much as anyone else, and they often chat with friends and colleagues of the opposite sex.
Continue ReadingWhat Is Financial Literacy and How to Improve It?
Financial literacy is the сompetency in the field of finance, personal savings, and ways to manage them.
In this article, we discuss the basics of financial literacy, which will help you become financially independent and manage your money competently.
Continue ReadingHow to Spend Your Scholarship Wisely: Tips for Students
Why do most students have such a low chance of getting on a budget?
It’s not just because you don’t have to pay tuition.
Another reason is that they pay a scholarship even for minimum grades.
And this is quite a good help for first-year students.
Today we will tell first-year students about the basics of financial literacy and how to make the most of their scholarship.
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