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I thought I’d share my thoughts on how the Coronavirus situation will be affecting the world in the coming weeks and months from different perspectives.
The key takeaway from all that is happening, in my opinion, would be this:
Don’t panic, but don’t stick your head in the ground like an Ostrich either.
Mintos is my favorite P2P lending platform and I have invested a significant amount in this platform, so I am monitoring the situation carefully to see how they are handling the difficulties in the market.
With the COVID-19 situation taking its toll on the global economy, many investors may feel unsure about how to react to the current market downturn.
Let’s take a look at how the lending companies on Mintos are prepared for this possible recession
The prospect of recession is daunting for every investor, who will be wondering how their investments will fare in the long run. While no one can control the trajectory of the global markets, lending companies on the Mintos platform have considerable experience dealing with recessions. Some lending companies – like BB Finance– set up their business prior to the 2008 financial crash, and successfully leveraged the global reaction to the market change in a way that allowed them to grow their businesses even further.
A reliable web framework is a prerequisite for smooth and effortless creation of applications and web resources. There are lots of options available on the market but not all of them perform the same functions and not all of them are equally good.
We’re going to narrow down the list of these options to JavaScript Vue, React, and Angular and discuss them in this article.
All of these frameworks are scalable, flexible, and suitable for the creation of a wide variety of web applications. Nevertheless, there are considerable differences between them that need to be taken into account by web developers.
So, Angular vs. React vs. Vue… Which one is the best?
I invite you to familiarize yourself with the strengths and weaknesses of each framework in question and decide which one to pick to create your next killer app.
If you want to save money on new clothing items when in Spain, I recommend the following websites:
Do you have any other favorite online shops targeted at the Spanish market?
The first thing you should know is that when you transfer money from a non-Euro based account in your home country to a Euro bank account is that there will be an automatic conversion from your currency into Euro, and while you might not notice it, you will be losing a lot of money due to the conversion rate applied by any Euro-based bank, not to mention the fees they might apply on top of that.
Basically, every single day there is a reference exchange rate for every currency against each other currency. Every bank has the liberty to set their own exchange rates, however, so you might be getting a far worse rate than the reference rate.
The ideal scenario that we are looking for is zero commissions and an exchange rate that is as close as possible to the reference rate. In my experience no bank gives you this combination, we have to rely on third-party dedicated services to lower our costs.
The best company I can recommend for low transfer fees when converting currencies is CurrencyFair. I have a special deal for readers of this blog that will give you 3 free transfers via CurrencyFair.
Transfer money via CurrencyFair
I’ve saved thousands of euros in my transfers from USD to EUR and from EUR to GBP, for example when I need to invest in UK real estate.
Another good option is to use TransferWise, which does the same exact thing as Currencyfair. You should compare the two services and see which one gives you the best rate.
I’ve been wanting to learn Bash for a while so I’m taking advantage of the fact that we’re all quarantined to get started with that.
I’m using the following two courses from Lynda:
The first thing I did was update Bash on my Mac using this method.
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