Enjoy the current installment of “Weekend Reading For Financial Planners” – this week’s edition kicks off with the news that while overall financial advisor headcount remains relatively flat, the RIA channel continues to gain share in terms of both headcount (as brokers break away to start their own independent firms and aspiring advisors seek positions that … Read more
This week’s main blog discussions include … Digital Trust: How do you know you are you? For many years now, we have been talking about digital identity. The core is how to prove you are you. You have to be identified, verified, authenticated and approved. You would think with so many layers of monitoring access … Read more
By Alexandre Veronese (Professor of University of Brasília, CitDig key external member, UMinho) and Alessandra Silveira [Editor of this blog, Coordinator of Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence “Digital Citizenship and Technological Sustainability” (CitDig), UMinho] The dilemmas of content moderation in the European Union and Latin America: a new chapter? It was already known that … Read more
Some credit cards offer specific benefits related to online shopping like elevated rewards or purchase protections. Whether you do a lot of shopping in stores or online, it may make sense to have a credit card that offers benefits specific to your shopping needs. Why Are Credit Cards Better for Online Shopping? First and foremost, … Read more
If you’re thinking about getting a card for dining expenses, consider the following: How much money do you spend per month at restaurants? Is your monthly spending pretty consistent, or does it vary? Will you earn enough rewards on a particular card to justify paying an annual fee? If your monthly spending varies, consider a … Read more
