Six Things You Should Do Now That the Feds Have Slashed the Interest Rate to 0% Amid Coronavirus

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Remember the economic crisis of 2008? The car industry was merely bailed out, the housing market was crumbling, and it seemed like everyone you knew was losing his or her job? Well, it looks like the coronavirus is dragging us towards those exact same events. At the time, the federal reserve reduced the interest rates to boost the economy. If you haven’t heard yet, here it is, the federal reserve just slashed the interest rates to almost 0.

Now that the interest rate been slashed, what does that mean for you?

It’s time to think about what you want to achieve next with your money. Do you want to invest? Move around your 401K before it loses value? Pay off debt? We’ve got some ideas for you:

  1. Get your Tax Refund

First thing first, don’t delay your tax refund any further. You could be using your refund to buy some bargain stocks, houses at low rates and get a discount on this.

TurboTax will make your tax process easy. Here is a link to get started with TurboTax.

  1. Check your credit score and get a loan

You will need some cash to put down on a mortgage, on a car or to keep yourself going while the economy is struggling. If you have an excellent credit score, you can now get all types of loans at extremely low-interest rates. Start by checking your credit score.

If your score is not good enough don’t worry. Get started at BadCreditloans.com

  1. Buy a House or invest in Real Estate (Even If You’re Not A Millionaire)

It seems the looming recession won’t strongly be tied to real estate, but the 2008 recession definitely was. Most of us remember 2008 how home values suddenly plummeted a median price of $210,000 in 2006 to $166,000 in 2011. This left an astounding 10.7 million American homeowners behind on their mortgages payments, leading to people owing more on a property that it actually was worth.

Many people were forced to foreclose on their homes, leaving houses empty and allowing those in a position to do so to snap up houses for cheap.

This time won’t likely be any different. Here are the best mortgage lenders of 2020 according to US News that will give you very low interests.

Bank of America: Best Lender for No Minimum Loan Amount

Chase: Best Lender for Up to $3,000 Cash at Closing With a Grant and Education Course

Quicken: Best Lender for Borrowers With a Debt-to-Income Ratio of Up to 60%

SoFi: Best Lenders for Online Mortgages

Guild Mortgage Co.: Best Lender for 3% Down Loans

loanDepot: Best Lender for Borrowers With a FICO Score As Low As 500

PNC Bank: Best Lender for Loans Up to $5 Million

Veterans United Home Loans: Best Lender for Veterans Affairs Loans

 

 5. Buy some bargain stocks

Assuming you have already heard that the stock market is in a free fall, it is a good thing to ask yourself why, and whether there’s any investment opportunity for you. Every market correction creates opportunity, and financial planners say this one will be no different.

If you have money that you’ve been holding on the sidelines while waiting for an opportunity to get into the market, this is probably that opportunity, said Steven Gallo, a certified public accountant and personal financial specialist with U.S. Financial Services in Fairfield.

If you have never traded stocks before, here is a list of mobile apps to get you started

Acorns (“Invest Spare Change”): Best for Hands-Off Beginner Investors. …

Robinhood – Best Free Stock Trading App. …

Stay safe out there and happy investing!!

Richard’s NBCSN Predictor Premier League Predictions: Wins for Arsenal, Liverpool, Man City

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Liverpool Vs. Newcastle

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Liverpool will continue its excellent form coupled with buoyancy from man city recent shortcomings. My prediction is Liverpool will win it at home 3-0. Allison continues to be rock solid and I don’t see Newcastle attackers slotting anything past him.

Leicester City Vs. Manchester City

Man City players with heads dropped against Crystal Palace

Liverpool’s boss has confirmed that just as any other fans could hardly see Man City weaknesses at the start of the season, but recent defeats have signaled a few holes opposition teams will look to exploit. My prediction is that Manchester City will again drop points at the King Power stadium, and the game will finish Man City 2 – 2 Leicester.

Brighton Vs. Arsenal

The Gunners injury crisis continue to be a nightmare for the far exceeding expectations Unai Emery, and the Spaniard will look to use makeshifts players in his defense, but the attacking force will prove too much for the ever fighting Brighton side. My prediction is the Gunners will win it 2-1.

In my other boxing day predictions, Chelsea will drop points at Watford F.C and drop to fifth in the table, while Southampton will continue their since the appointment of their new manager.

Almost everything going on in East African Countries: Rwanda, Burundi, Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda is bad for the economy

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The big picture: Rwanda-Burundi relations are at an all time low. Uganda’s Museveni has lent his parental hand to try to fix the tensions; two civilians in Rwanda have reportedly been killed by attacks from Congo.  Kenya has hit a roadblock amid economic distress in face of rising debt.

The still growing central banks in the region and foreign aid most can’t come to the rescue

Eastern Africa banks have recently been marked by growing strength in depth. Banque of Kigali secured 15th position in East Africa Business Magazine survey last year with core capital of $28 m; and despite almost doubling the value of its capital base in this year’s table to $54 m, Rwanda’s biggest bank now ranks just 20th. Ethiopia’s Dashen Bank needed $82m to take 15th place for 2011.
Unsurprisingly, Kenya has the most banks in our table; its six entrants demonstrate that the country has one of the most competitive banking sectors on the African continent.

The point is these banks are still very small in capital.

Bottom line:

The economy in the region isn’t imminently coming to a recession, but the fragile nature of security in the region is always a cause for concern. Good decision and policy making has seen consistent economic growths with Tanzania and Rwanda at the helm of it all. Security and stability are needed to maintain the great momentum.

Rwandans giving to Kenya approx. $80 Million through Banking.

Kenya Ripping Benefits of East African Community membership.

A few years ago, EAC ( East African Community) made it easy for business to expand beyond borders; Kenyan banking titans seem to have taken the opportunity with both hands. The East African reports that “Rwanda is now the most profitable market for Kenyan bank subsidiaries in the region, overtaking Tanzania where the lenders face a challenging business environment.” It further reports that 29% of all the banking profits from abroad comes from Rwanda; that is a significant ROI given the relative small size of the population in Rwanda compared to neighboring countries like Uganda and Tanzania.

The kenyan banks that have branches in Rwanda include but not limited to Equity Bank, KCB Group, I&M,  and  CBA. The later is owned Uhuru Kenyatta. The family spend nearly $10 million to acquire Crane Bank Rwanda.

Rwanda overtakes Tanzania — which was the best performing market in 2016. It is understood that Rwanda has 55 subsidiaries of Kenyan banks.

Theme in Africa: Don’t oppose your dictator president. Music Legend Bobi Wine Charged with Treason

A Ugandan pop star-turned-politician who opposes the country’s longtime president was charged with treason in a civilian court on Thursday, minutes after a military court dropped weapons charges.

The new charge was expected to bring fresh outrage from Ugandans and global musicians after Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu, also known as Bobi Wine, alleged he had been severely beaten while in detention. The government denies the claim.

Mr Ssentamu has emerged as an influential critic of president Yoweri Museveni, especially among youth, after winning a parliament seat last year.

The 36-year-old had been charged last week with illegal possession of firearms for his alleged role in an incident in which Mr Museveni’s motorcade was pelted with stones.

A military court freed him on Thursday but the politician was re-arrested by police and taken to a magistrates’ court.

Mr Ssentamu limped during his appearance in military court and appeared to cry as he rubbed his eyes. A colleague wrapped the national flag about his shoulders. He sat in the dock in magistrates’ court as his lawyers said he was unable to stand on his own.

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The pop star-turned-politician, centre, leaves shortly after being sworn in as a member of parliament in Kampala (AP)

Lawyers for Mr Ssentamu asked the magistrate to order his remand to a health facility. The magistrate ruled that Mr Ssentamu should be allowed access to his own doctors. He was remanded until 30 August.

 

He had been arrested with four other opposition politicians, three of whom also face treason charges. A fifth has been hospitalised with injures allegedly sustained during detention.

Mr Ssentamu’s appearance on Thursday was the first time he had been seen in public since his detention. He clenched his fists and greeted supporters.

In recent days Uganda’s government has faced mounting pressure at home and abroad to free him. Security forces have violently put down street protests demanding his release.

On Thursday, other opposition figures expressed concern about being targeted by security forces. “Every way out of my home is barricaded since very early today,” Kizza Besigye, a four-time presidential challenger who has been jailed many times, tweeted.

Protesters set a bonfire on a street to demand the release of Bobi Wine

Police spokesman Emilian Kayima later said Mr Besigye was arrested when he tried to force his way out.

Police were also deployed, under what the spokesman called “preventive arrest,” at the homes of certain Ugandans after receiving intelligence that some “wanted to engage in criminal activities”.

MTV Awards winners, and Kevin Hart Delights the Audience with Slight Dig at Trump

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Cardi B opens the awards ceremony

Here is a ongoing list of nominees and winners:

 

Michael Jackson Video Vanguard

Jennifer Lopez
Winner

Dance Video
Lonely Together
Avicii, Rita Ora
Winner

One Kiss
Dua Lipa, Calvin Harris

Everybody Hates Me
The Chainsmokers
Silence
Marshmello, Khalid

Get Low
Liam Payne, Zedd

Flames
Sia, David Guetta

Hip-Hop Video
Chun-Li
Nicki Minaj
Winner

APES**T
The Carters

Bartier Cardi
Cardi B, 21 Savage
God’s Plan
Drake

ATM
J. Cole

Walk It Talk It
Drake, Migos

Ongoing…………………………………………….

The best countries to start a technology startup in Africa

It is not far along ago when starting a tech company in Africa was only a dream; but, every great birth of a kingdom starts with a dream. Africa is seeing a rebirth of its entrepreneur spirit highlighted by an unprecedented engagement in business by the African youth. One can boldly confirm that there are at least ten new tech startups in each African country. In this article, five top countries that are facilitating doing business as young entrepreneurs will be discussed by emphasizing on relevant point and also by elaborating what’s required to start a tech company. The writing will be coated by sharing with you success stories in the new tech hub, Africa. Below are the top five countries.

  1. Rwanda:

Rwanda’s recent performance in the “Doing Business Rankings” has been exemplary, something that has drawn attention from international tech companies and investors alike. Improvements have been made across the board, facilitating the conduct of financial and economic services. The 2013 World Bank Doing Business Report has ranked Rwanda 52nd out of 185 countries. This broad improvements has also seen the major tech companies such as MTN to grow dramatically. This has also given a green light to the youth which is chasing prosperity. Just 21 years ago, this same youth was used to massacre a million neighbors and friends. Nowadays, the same youth is involved in business and technology; HeHe Ltd, Gogo Ltd are perfect examples of tech startups build by the Rwandan youth. The structure of the Rwanda Development Board allows whoever who once to start a business to get licenses in a few hours online; constant conferences have also served as catalyst for the already hungry for prosperity Rwandan youth.

   2.Botswana

Since independence, Botswana’s economy has had one of the fastest growth rates per capita in the world. Diamond and precious metal mining are vital to the Batswana economy, but the government is working to diversify their industries. Botswana has made importing and exporting faster, according to the 2013 “Ease of Doing Business” report

   3. Namibia

The most important sectors in Namibia are mining, agriculture, manufacturing, and tourism. According to the World Bank, “Namibia has made getting electricity easier.” Namibia however dropped the most number of places in the top ten African countries in the index. Namibia fell six places – it is now the 87th easiest place in the world to do business

    2.  Mauritius

Although the Mauritius’ economy is mainly based on tourism, textiles, sugar, and financial services, it has recently added many other important sectors such as information technology and renewable energy. According to the 2013 “Ease of Doing Business” report, Mauritius made property transfers faster and has improved access to credit information. Since 2012, the country has moved five places up on the index – it is now the 19th easiest place in the world to do business.

  1. South Africa

In South Africa, tourism, auto manufacturing, information and communication technology development, and mining are the key industries. According to the World Bank, South Africa has reduced the time and the number of documents required to export and import through its ongoing customs modernization program

Not surprisingly, the most attractive places for starting a tech company are the best places to do business in general.

Just How the Hell did Microsoft Pull that off again?microsoft-HOLOLENS? What’s that?

Just a few hours after I was asking myself where Google Glass went, a new reality was borne in Seattle. I’ll spare you the drama: the good guys won.

First, some context: Microsoft haven’t released an exciting product in nearly fifteen years, and had become world-renowned one of the best technology companies in the world that actually never pose a threat to invent or create a revolutionary product. Don’t get me wrong, even early works were traced to be copies of the Apple’s Macintoch. Microsoft is in my opinion, the best technology company, but not as good as real perennial invention challengers like Apple or Samsung. It is the feeblest of the giant inventors and that is fine. Microsoft’s problem though is a matter of hubris, of not coming up with revolutionary technologies like touch technology that inevitably becomes the platform for future tech adventures. At Microsoft, people are geek, and skill-laden.

Yesterday, though, Microsoft showed the world that it finally conceded it would be outperformed for centuries, and the only way to win was to invent and not copy what others have done. They launched an incredible new product and they beat critics, and it was pure ecstasy to watch. Microsoft envisioned a world where technology could become more personal—where it could adapt to the natural ways we communicate, learn, and create, where our digital lives would seamlessly connect with real life.

The result is the world’s most advanced holographic computing platform, enabled by Windows 10. For the first time ever, Microsoft HoloLens brings high-definition holograms to life in your world, where they integrate with your physical places, spaces, and things.

Holograms will improve the way you do things every day, and enable you to do things you’ve never done before.

In all likelihood, skepticism will force some to repel this amazing tech, but in the entire world, how come wouldn’t you want to enjoy the following aspects of the Hololens?

Empowering you to achieve more:

Microsoft HoloLens puts you at the center of a world that blends holograms with reality. With the ability to design and shape holograms, you’ll have a new medium to express your creativity, a more efficient way to teach and learn, and a more effective way to visualize your work and share ideas. Your digital content and creations will be more relevant when they come to life in the world around you.

Go beyond the screen:

As holograms, your digital content will be as real as physical objects in the room. For the first time, holograms will become practical tools of daily life.

Shape holograms to fine-tune a design. Interact with them to learn something new. When you share your ideas, show and tell from multiple perspectives. Microsoft HoloLens enables you to make decisions more confidently, work more effectively, and bring your ideas to life right before your eyes.

A New Reality:

Microsoft HoloLens goes beyond augmented reality and virtual reality by enabling you to interact with three-dimensional holograms blended with your real world. Microsoft HoloLens is more than a simple heads-up display, and its transparency means you never lose sight of the world around you. High-definition holograms integrated with your real world will unlock all-new ways to create, communicate, work, and play.

Transform your world with holograms:

We envisioned a world where technology could become more personal—where it could adapt to the natural ways we communicate, learn, and create. Where our digital lives would seamlessly connect with real life.

The result is the world’s most advanced holographic computing platform, enabled by Windows 10. For the first time ever, Microsoft HoloLens brings high-definition holograms to life in your world, where they integrate with your physical places, spaces, and things.

Holograms will improve the way you do things every day, and enable you to do things you’ve never done before.

Empowering you to achieve more

Microsoft HoloLens puts you at the center of a world that blends holograms with reality. With the ability to design and shape holograms, you’ll have a new medium to express your creativity, a more efficient way to teach and learn, and a more effective way to visualize your work and share ideas. Your digital content and creations will be more relevant when they come to life in the world around you.

Go beyond the screen.

As holograms, your digital content will be as real as physical objects in the room. For the first time, holograms will become practical tools of daily life.

Shape holograms to fine-tune a design. Interact with them to learn something new. When you share your ideas, show and tell them from multiple perspectives. Microsoft HoloLens enables you to make decisions more confidently, work more effectively, and bring your ideas to life right before your eyes.

A new reality

Microsoft HoloLens goes beyond augmented reality and virtual reality by enabling you to interact with three-dimensional holograms blended with your real world. Microsoft HoloLens is more than a simple heads-up display, and its transparency means you never lose sight of the world around you. High-definition holograms integrated with your real world will unlock all-new ways to create, communicate, work, and play.

Your world as a canvas

Microsoft HoloLens intelligently maps the room you’re in, blending holograms with the environment around you. Pin holograms to physical locations you choose so that your room becomes the canvas for your holographic projects and games. With Microsoft HoloLens, you can interact with holograms and everyday objects together.

New ways to collaborate and explore.

Go somewhere you’ve never been and get to know it from every angle. See holograms from your colleague’s perspective if he’s in the next room or on the other side of the world. Explore a new dimension that is grounded in, but not limited to, the physical world.

New ways to create what you imagine.

See your imagination come to life as a hologram. Effortlessly create your own holograms and share them with others. Use holograms to visualize how something will look in the physical world whether it’s a new piece of furniture in your home, a toy for your kids, or a new creation for work. HoloStudio will even let you turn your holograms into physical objects with 3D print compatibility.

Explore places you’ve never been

Scientists at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory will soon be exploring Mars using holograms of Mars Rover images. They will work as if they can walk on the surface of Mars, an experience previously impossible. As a result, they will be able to learn at a faster pace than ever before.

A new way to see your world.

Holograms are the next evolution in computing. With this vision in mind, hardware, software, and user design engineers came together to create a new canvas for creators and developers. Microsoft HoloLens, together with Windows 10, introduces a powerful new holographic platform. The era of holographic computing is here

 

Microsoft just gave me a reason for a cautious optimism. Technology will never stop to evolve. We’re just seeing the start of a new era of creations and adventures, much like when the touch tech was introduced at the end of 20th century.

What if industries will never be exhaustive as pessimists often mislead themselves? Just think for a second; imagine if you could drive using your hololens to scan a the road before starting the trip, set the speed and just sleep in the back seat since your would have drove the car before hands. MICROSOFTHOLOLENS ON!!!

Thought Science Fiction is Not Around the Corner? Well Think Again. The Pentagon Will Prove you Wrong

droneAre you an engineer? Are you a great thinker? Well, your time has arrived. The Defense Department wants to know if you have an idea on how to make flying aircraft carrier. If you didn’t know, competitions are known to inspire great humankind’s achievements. A US based non-profit organization Prize X believed in that, and it has inspired several industries. Its $10 million prize has inspired airspace of hundreds of billions of dollars. This time around, the Defense Advanced Research Products Agency has a request out for ideas on how to develop an airborne platform that could both launch and recover other aircraft.

But before you start looking for schematics of the Starship Enterprise (NCC-1701) or Battlestar Galactica, or how you might levitate the USS Nimitz, think a little smaller, like B-1, B-52 or C-130.

DARPA wants ideas on how to turn those aircraft currently in the Pentagon inventory into platforms that could carry Unmanned Aerial Systems, what most folks call drones, close to their targets. The drones could then go about their business — bombing, missile strikes, reconnaissance, etc. — then fly back to the mother ship and head for home.

This plan could add to the range of the drones and open up new missions they cannot now undertake because of their limited range, DARPA says.

As you consider your ideas, DARPA says you have to keep the cost low and they’d like something they could demonstrate within four years. And don’t get long-winded. Your proposal should fit on eight, standard 8.5- x 11-inch pages in 11-point type.

And if you’re worried your big plans will fall into the hands of your competitors, don’t. DARPA promises all ideas will stay inside the Pentagon.

The deadline is November 26. Now get to work.

An Attempt to Allay the Americans’ Obsession with the Ebola Outbreak.

When I was a little lad, Ebola was a few miles from home, just across the border, in Kabare, one of the largest slum in Uganda. This suburb in South of Uganda, a country in East Africa, had several cases of Ebola, but at the time, the disease never crossed the border to Rwanda, my birth country. Uganda embarked on embargoes that stopped the outbreak. Few will deny that this time around is different, the Ebola outbreak in West Africa is the worst in History. Ascertaining possible measures to avert the Ebola from spreading around the world, and especially to keep it out of here home, in the USA, should be a priority, but I disagree with people that are reinforcing the fears and paranoia driving America’s quasi-apocalyptic political mood. I disagree with people who think that every person coming from the African continent is contaminated. The general public fear doesn’t disappoint, what disappoint the most is that pundits and political figures are the ones causing  worry and anxiety so many of us are feeling these days.

Image: Africa without Ebola Map by the Washington Post
Image: Africa without Ebola Map by the Washington Post

Image: Africa without Ebola Map by the Washington Post

The big problem is ignorance and misinformation with Ebola. It is not acceptable to see a clueless Kentucky school causing the resignation of a teacher because she spent time in Kenya. And that idiocy leads to fear which leads to people like Chris Christie implementing nonsensical anti-science quarantine restrictions, and most recently seeing Governor LePage of Maine hunting down a nurse who was initially screened and found free of Ebola a few weeks ago. This is not blind optimism, but I shall state that the recent Ebola scare that kept two children who had moved from Rwanda to New Jersey from attending school, despite the fact the East African country is Ebola-free (and further from West Africa than New Jersey is to Texas) is an absolute bêtise. In fact, Africa is a co and Westerners often have trouble understanding its geography. Earlier this year, The Washington Post ran an online quiz that asked their readers to name African nations, most cannot locate a single country of Africa on a blank map.

The Ebola outbreak is not a new story. In 2000, Ebola occurred in Gulu, Masindi, and Mbarara districts of Uganda, just a few miles from my home district in Rwanda. The three greatest risks were associated with people attending funerals of case-patients, having contact with case-patients in one’s family, and providing medical care to case-patients without using adequate personal protective measures. (Okware et al) A few years later, Uganda was struck again by Ebola; this time around it occurred in Bundibugyo District in western Uganda between December 2007 and January 2008. It is not surprising that the disease disappeared again. (Towner et al)What is surprising the most is that Uganda did little to stop it. They did not have advanced medical technologies like Western countries do.

Despite today’s outbreak being the largest in history, so far the problem remains largely limited to Liberia, Guinea and Sierra Leone. Two other countries, Nigeria and Senegal, have had cases, yet are now Ebola-free. The Democratic Republic of Congo had an outbreak of a different strain of Ebola that now looks like it might be contained. Despite clear geographical limits to the Ebola outbreak, many Americans seem confused. On August 1st, 2014, Donald J. Trump, an American magnate businessman, and politic shaker said in his tweet, “The US cannot allow Ebola infected people back. People that go far way places to help out are great—but must suffer the consequences.

With the allusion to the general public opinions in the aftermath of the first death caused by Ebola in the United States, my friends and I were having a debate about how people perceive Ebola. Everyone in my DC Circuits class seemed to understand Ebola, and its scope of expansion, but still everyone seemed unaware of exactly how many Ebola patients are in Africa. The epidemic is at a critical turning point. It has infected 8,400 people so far, but it is spreading very quickly and projections suggest it could infect 1 million people or more over the next several months if not addressed. Ebola needs to get under control in the near term so that it doesn’t spread further and become a long term global health crisis that we end up fighting for decades at large scale, like HIV or polio.

The bottom line is that people should not act in fear, but they should heroically take measures that keep them away of the danger. While the use of survivor’s blood is not a proven therapy against Ebola, the World Health Organization urged in September it be used as an experimental treatment. Survivors develop antibodies that recognize the virus and, in theory, donating some to a sick patient may help fight the disease. One of the things people can do is to support the Center for Disease Prevention (CDC). Donations to the CDC Foundation helps CDC in its real-time response to the epidemic while enhancing disease surveillance and response in these countries going forward. Just two weeks after Kent Brantly, the first person to be treated on U.S. soil for Ebola, walked out of Emory University Hospital cured of the deadly virus, he received a call that another doctor, Rick Sacra, was infected and he was asked if he would he be willing to donate some of his blood. He said, ‘I would give Rick Sacra my right arm if it would help him,’” Brantly told reporters at an event in North Carolina. This paranoia that causing us all to fear as if the biblical apocalypse has arrived should stop. People should research a little bit more about where the Ebola cases are, before segregating everyone coming from Africa. And while some western African regions are becoming Ebola epicenters, let’s not forget that medical technologies are being developed, and that the international community has already put in places strategies to stop this deadly disease.

 

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