People in India are swapping cold hard cash for digital wallets. Because they don’t really have a choice. After the withdrawal of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 denomination currency notes earlier this week for anti-corruption measures, people with the means to are now turning to cashless solutions like mobile wallet apps
One thing we could all use more of is time – especially free time. This concept, however, is an elusive one to many pavement-pounding millennials. That’s why we’re forever grateful for anything that comes along that will unshackle us from this burden. Case-in-point: effective and secure online and mobile banking.
You only have to say the words “start-up” to your mom and dad’s blank faces to know that the business world has changed quite a bit since they were young professionals. For many millennials, the shifting markets and changing economy can be a scary time – but it can also
Technological advancements have changed everyday items that you may have once found useful (hi pagers) into pointless paperweights. (Plus, who has room for unnecessary clutter anyways?) Many former household staples have become more irrelevant than Ricky Martin in a Von Dutch mesh back – so if you’re still holding onto your Discman in
Canadians are cuckoo for cash. According to a new report from CIBC, we’re stacking a record $75 billion in Sir Robert Bordens under our metaphorical mattresses. This collective hoarding of cash reserves could end up costing Canadians billions in lost investment returns according to CIBC, which would be more than happy to
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