Today’s situation is an anxiety-filled moment for businesses all over the world. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, businesses of all sizes are quickly adapting to the new norm of transactions to stay afloat. Sadly, many small businesses are still struggling, if not closing their doors, due to the lack of resources to survive. Whether the …
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When COVID-19 broke out, so did the number of new applications for life insurance. MIB Life Index reported that in the first half of 2020, life insurance applications rose to 1.5%. Buying life insurance for yourself, or your family might be one of the best decisions you’ll ever make, but it can just as easily …
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It’s been more than half a month since stay-at-home orders have been issued across the world because of the recent pandemic. Now, different countries, including Singapore, are easing their lockdown restrictions to boost their economies. However, it’s still not safe to go outside. Singapore still has more than 50,000 COVID-19 cases. Plus, a vaccine still …
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Many schools and universities all over the world sit empty as recent developments have forced students to remain at home. Even teachers have traded their offices and classrooms for the protective bubble of their living rooms and computer screens. However, life must continue as usual, and teachers still have to prepare lesson plans and activities …
Everyone’s obsessed with productivity. All you need is one Google search, and you will be bombarded by countless hacks, tools, and software that promise results of making the most out of the workday. This need to be better, faster, and more effective is understandable. Idle and wasted time is costly for both businesses and individuals, …
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According to a survey, 72% of adults are stressed out due to money issues. When undergoing a financial crisis, you can end up in poor health, both physically, emotionally, socially, and mentally. It is no secret that financial issues can have a great impact on our lives. But the good news is, there are things you …
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People usually set goals when they want to accomplish something, whether they’re made for the New Year or anytime. They typically resolve to take up a healthier lifestyle, learn a new skill, or improve their relationships. Improving finances is one of the common goals people aim to accomplish. A sound financial plan increases savings, provides …
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Student performance is the number one indicator of a productive learning environment. Everything that occurs in a classroom revolves around boosting the pupils’ learning achievements, from the standardized tests and lesson plans to remediation opportunities. Another factor that affects learning outcomes is classroom design. However, this aspect is often overlooked, as many schools choose to …
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Ninety percent of Americans use customer service as a basis for trusting a company. If your customers didn’t have a pleasant experience doing business with you, they’ll most likely never return, and they’ll proceed to patronize your competitor instead. Customer service may seem simple when your business is still in the planning stages. After all, …
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Is your child ready to learn how to write? There are a lot of opinions on when parents should teach their children to write. But many parents and teachers observe that kids can develop writing skills as early as three years old. At this stage, children can understand that letters and words are made up …
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