Millennials Part 1: Their Financial Difference
Millennials Part 1: Their Financial Difference
Millennials Part 1: Their Financial Difference
Millennials comprise the generation of individuals born between the early ’80s and early 2000s. This group of individuals grew up with the internet and is comfortable with technology. Millennials are considered to be more/better educated than their predecessors, more ethnically diverse, and more economically active. Yet they are faced with great roadblocks like student debt and the economic…
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Free-lancers Deserve Freedom to Retire Too
Free-lancers Deserve Freedom to Retire Too
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These Apps a Day Keep That Debt Away
These Apps a Day Keep That Debt Away
Budgeting Moneyhub– Bring your money to life with the ultimate money management app Money Dashboard–Money Dashboard helps you save money, budget more effectively, and make better financial decisions. Use it to keep track of your spending across your current, credit card and savings accounts, no matter who you bank with, and start making daily savings by understanding where all your money goes…
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The euro was unable to go back into the mainstream of upward correction
The main events of last week, to which was attracted the attention of investors was publication of data on consumer price inflation in the Eurozone, the UK and the US. As expected, in the Eurozone inflation remains at a fairly low level, together with the comments of Mario Draghi maintains high expectations of the introduction by the European Central Bank the additional stimulus measures. These include the expansion of the asset purchase program and another lowering of interest rate on deposits, placed in the Central Bank.
This week is planned:
Monday, November 23rd: 12:00 PM, GMT - Eurozone. The meeting of the Eurogroup; 01:30 PM, GMT - USA. Index of national activity of the FRS Chicago; 02:45 PM, GMT - USA. The index of business activity in the manufacturing sector, Markit.
Tuesday, November 24th: 12:05 AM, GMT - Australia. Speech by the Head of the RBA, Glenn Stevens; 07:00 AM, GMT - Germany. Gross domestic product (q/q, yr/yr); 07:00 AM, GMT - Germany. The final GDP not including seasonally adjustments (yr/yr); 09:00 AM, GMT - Germany. Indicator assessment of the current situation from the IFO; 09:00 AM, GMT - Germany. The index of economic expectations from the IFO; 09:00 AM, GMT - Germany. The index of business optimism from the IFO; 09:00 AM, GMT - Great Britain. Hearing of the report on inflation; 01:30 PM, GMT - USA. The price index of domestic acquisitions; 01:30 PM, GMT - USA. Annual GDP data; 01:30 PM, GMT - USA. The price index for personal consumption expenditures (q/q); 01:30 PM, GMT - USA. The main index for personal consumption expenditures (q/q); 02:00 PM, GMT - USA. House price index S&P/CaseShiller (yr/yr); 03:00 PM, GMT - USA. The level of consumer trust; 03:30 PM, GMT - Canada. Review from the the Bank of Canada.
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How to Thrift Like Macklemore
How to Thrift Like Macklemore
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Decorating for Fall on a Budget Fall is here and it is time to decorate, but you don't have to spend tons of money to do it.
When you find your reason for living, hold onto it. Never let it go. Even if it means burning other bridges along the way.
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