Reflections on Commission v. Malta and its Discontents The Court of Justice’s judgment in Commission v Malta has created quite some upheaval: The gasping and panting has been clearly discernible in the blogsphere in the wake of the ECJ’s judgment against Malta’s golden passport scheme. The immediate reactions to the judgment can be broadly divided … Read more
Back in 2004, I began to research why the rich were rich and why the poor were poor. When I began my Rich Habits research, I had some entrenched negative beliefs about the wealthy that I inherited from my non-rich upbringing. As I learned more about the drivers behind wealth and poverty, however, my perception changed. … Read more
One of the biggest myths is that cyber security is only technology-related. The weakest security link in any system is the person sitting in front of the screen. Cybercriminals know this and often target people rather than systems, using phishing attacks to trick people into clicking dangerous links or sharing sensitive data. Have you ever … Read more
Car insurance is essential for most drivers, but many myths and misconceptions cloud the industry, leading to confusion. Which cars are safer to insure? Can you get cheaper cars by driving a smaller vehicle? These are just a couple of the common questions drivers ask. Misunderstanding car insurance policies can lead to underinsurance of your … Read more
Home insurance is a crucial safeguard for homeowners, but much misinformation surrounds it. These myths can lead to confusion, leaving homeowners unprotected or paying more than necessary. Let’s dive into some of the most common home insurance myths and the realities behind them. Myth 1: Home Insurance Covers All Types of Damage Reality: It’s a … Read more