How Technology Will Shape the Future of Online Gambling

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Online gambling is one of the fastest-growing industries right now. The technology helped web-based casinos offer players the same experience they can have in brick-and-mortar ones. Actually, it made gambling more convenient than it ever was. But that’s not all. The technology continues to evolve, and it’s safe to say it’ll boost online gambling even more in years to come. But what exactly can we expect from tech innovations and online gambling? Read on to find out.

Gambling in augmented reality

If you look around the web, you’ll see that many online casinos are already using augmented reality. They rely on this tech to make live gaming more fun and realistic for their players. With the right tech, you can enter a virtual casino right from your living room. Then, you can choose whether you want to play with real players or face a live dealer. What excites gambling enthusiasts the most is that augmented reality will grow even more in the next few decades. This tech is still in its infancy, but experts are working on taking augmented reality to the next level. This opens up new opportunities for online casinos to improve their player experience.

Talking to chatbots

Chatbots have been around for some time and they’ve found their way into the online gambling industry. Online casinos are available 24/7 and chatbots are exactly what operators need to offer quality customer support. If you’re gambling online and you need help, you can turn to a chatbot right away. The tech will then provide you with information or a link to the page where you can find the solution. Chatbots are the future of marketing, and there’s no doubt they’ll play an even bigger role in the online gambling sector. These things will become even more useful, and more players will want one next to them when gambling. AI powered virtual agents will also become smarter, making chatbots even more relevant for the industry.

Playing better video slot games

Online slots are way more convenient than real ones. You can just go online and play any time you want. This is exactly why most players prefer playing slot games online. This, together with the rise of technology, is why online casinos will continue to develop new and better slots. In fact, there are already some new amazing video slots all players need to check out. In the future, there will be even more slot games for players to choose from. Keep an eye for new slot game releases as we’re bound to see a lot of them make their way to the top. These new games will feel more like arcade games, taking gambling to an entirely new level. 

Paying with digital currencies

We’ve all heard about Bitcoin and other popular digital currencies. Ever since these things have emerged, they’ve been subject to a lot of discussion in the sector. Cryptocurrencies offer players the anonymity they always wanted and turn making deposits into a real piece of cake. This, combined with instantaneous acceptance and withdrawal of funds, will make online gambling even more attractive for players. More people will move on from brick-and-mortar casinos and play online using digital currencies instead. Even those who didn’t play before will be more interested in checking online casinos out. With Facebook’s cryptocurrency Libra arriving this year, things may erupt even faster than you think.

Competing with real players

The internet allows us to connect with people from across the world. This did wonders for the gaming industry, and online multi-player games have completely replaced single-player gaming. What’s more, eSports is constantly becoming more popular. Just look at all the Fortnite, League of Legends, and Dota 2 tournaments that are taking place these days. While iGaming isn’t quite there yet when it comes to multi-player gaming, we might get to see more from it in the next few years. Expect online casinos to keep coming up with new ways for players to test their skills against real players. Multi-player games might just also help the whole sector make a lot of noise in years to come.

The bottom line

If you enjoy gambling on the web, there’s a lot to feel excited about. Technology is advancing every day, and some innovations may be exactly what online casino industry needs. Experts are working on improving the player experience and creating new exciting games. We can only try to imagine where tech will take the online gambling sector in the next few decades.

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Money Management Tips For Young Adults

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Learning to properly manage the money you have makes a huge impact on where you end up in life.  If you can’t get a hold on your finances, you will spend your life juggling payments and debts.  

It’s important that you learn the proper management methods while you’re young, so you’ll have more of a financial cushion for support when you’re old.  Take some time now to read through some money management tips that will get you on your way to financial stability today.  

Live by a budget 

As soon as you are able to earn your own money and pay your own bills, you need to be living by a strict budget.  Spend time cultivating the most fitting budget for your personal situation, and augment your plans as your income matures.  

Knowing where your money is being spent will paint a very clear picture of your income dispersion.  You’ll have more power to control your financial situation with a well-crafted budget.  

Work hard while you can

Work hard when you’re young.  Your body and mind won’t always be as sharp as they are in your 20s, so take advantage of the wealth of health you have at your disposal.  Working hard will help you earn as much money as possible.  

However, it’s still important that you treat your body right.  Don’t overwork yourself to the point of exhaustion. Pay attention to your dietary habits, and make sure you get plenty of sleep.  There are always ways to make a little bit more money too, do your research and make a ways to make extra money list, try each method you find and go get that extra cash. 

Make sure you pay your taxes

You don’t want to have a tussle with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), as they typically always win.  You need to pay your taxes as you earn money to keep yourself out of legal trouble.  

You could face criminal charges for shorting the federal government of their money, so don’t take any chances with your taxes.  Hire a competent accountant to handle your taxes each year, and rest peacefully knowing your money is protected.  

Always keep a savings 

Ideally, you should have six months’ worth of survival money in your savings account at all times.  Not everyone has the ability to meet that goal, but it’s worth the push to try.  

You need a savings account to handle the financial hiccups that come your way throughout life.  If your car breaks down or you break your arm, you’ll need some extra money to float you through to the other side of such a financial impact.  

Invest in a retirement plan

As soon as you have the option, invest in a 401(k) retirement plan.  You’ll thank yourself when you’re old and you don’t feel like working anymore.  Leaning on your promised social security check is no longer a reliable plan for retirement. 

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Do You have Money-Anxiety Disorder? Ask Yourself These 7 Questions

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Ever think twice about reaching for your wallet in an overpriced cafe? Feel a momentary rush when you go to check out of a retail store? Experience decision paralysis when shopping for everyday purchases?

None of these are all that uncommon in our society. However, they all indicate some level of anxiety associated with money. What’s worse, “money-anxiety disorder” doesn’t merely concern our financial lives. It can also affect our relationships, living conditions, personal character, and of course, mental health.

Many people struggling with money-anxiety disorder don’t even know they’re suffering from it. Here are seven questions to gauge whether your money is giving you anxiety.

Do You Engage in Retail Therapy to Calm Yourself?

According to a Credit Karma survey, 52 percent of U.S. consumers admitted to impulsively shopping to relieve feelings of stress, anxiety or depression at least once. This doesn’t have to mean going to a high-scale department store and purchasing shoes in every color. Retail therapy could be as innocuous as going to the thrift store and buying things you don’t need. Pay attention to how you feel as you’re shopping, especially as you approach the checkout line to pay. A spark of excitement, a feeling of joy, an adrenaline rush—any mood-boosting emotions could mean shopping gives you an unhealthy relief.

Do the Holidays Heighten Thoughts About Money?

Per the above Credit Karma survey, 82 percent of people get stressed about holiday spending, with another 31 percent listing it as “very” or “extremely” stressful. The holidays force us to spend money traveling, cook large meals, and buy gifts, often in a much shorter time frame. This leads to a lot of stress and subsequent spending as evidenced by reviews of Freedom Debt Relief.

Do You Struggle to Make Decisions Involving Money?

We don’t know what the future will hold or what our financial standing will be down the road, and that can cause worry when we need to decide on how to spend our money.

Of course, it’s good to be frugal — to think about how our purchases provide purpose and value to our lives, to exercise moderation in our consumerism. However, it’s not a good thing to “let money run the show” or overthink our every purchase. But that’s what happens when frugality is taken to the extreme. People forego life’s small joys and larger experiences because the thought of spending the money is too uncomfortable to bear.

Do You Have Credit Accounts in Poor Standing?

It’s no secret Americans have a lot of debt. In fact, U.S. household debt increased for the 16th consecutive quarter in 2018 Q2 to reach $13.29 trillion. Not all that debt (and the interest rates) are created equal, though—particularly when it comes to credit card balances.

May 2018 Federal Reserve data shows a staggering $1.04 trillion in revolving credit card balances. A staggering 71 percent of credit card balances revolve each month. Payment lapses and collections calls certainly qualify as poor standing, but treading water paying the minimum and 15–25 percent in interest should be equally discouraging signs.

Do You Think You’re Earning Enough?

After money, work is Americans’ second-biggest source of stress, according to the 2018 Stress in America survey. This is no surprise given how intertwined the two are. And contrary to what some may think, any level of income can lead to money anxiety. The feeling is only exacerbated if we happen to also feel slighted in our pay. Considering we spend the majority of our waking hours either at work or involved in some money-related matter, it’s easy to fall into a vicious cycle of unwanted thoughts.

Do You Have Trouble Letting Go of Possessions?

One of the more subtly frustrating things in life is when you randomly need something that you recently threw away. After all, we never know when we might need one of our belongings. It’s this mindset, paired with a general worry about personal finances, that contributes to hoarding behavior. But it can also stem from the opposite: people make habits out of shopping to relieve anxiety but can’t get rid of the stuff later on, leading to an emotional, and literal, wall.

Has Money Affected Any Personal Relationships?

Have you lied about money to a friend or family member? Do you use money manipulatively in a relationship? Relationships are the third most-common source of people’s stress, and the ways that stress is managed affects the best of relationships. Whether the result is financial infidelity, enablement or controlling behavior, it’s worth reflecting on the role money plays in your personal relationships.

Answering yes to a question doesn’t necessarily mean you have money-anxiety disorder, but if many of the above things resonate, it’s worth working on getting to the root of your emotions about money. After all, if you’re going to work for it, you may as well enjoy having it.

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Wonga compensation claimants may lose money

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The behemoth payday loan company, Wonga, went into administration in August, marking the end of the road for the largest payday loan lender in the UK.

This was largely as a result of a deluge of compensation claims the business received regarding loans being sold irresponsibly, as well as payday loan caps that were implemented in 2014, introduced by the Financial Conduct Authority, that saw all interest and fees capped at 0.8% a day on all high-cost short-term credit loans.

However, there are now concerns that are being raised that claimants with compensation claims outstanding with the lender could end up losing money that they are entitled.

These fears have been voiced after a letter in October from the accounting firm, Grant Thornton, which is overseeing the administration process, told creditors that an automated ‘adjudication tool’ may be used.

This automated, computer based tool is being created to cut down on manual processing costs, and to deal with the huge influx of compensation claims Wonga has received. The accounting firm is legally obliged to assess every single one of the claims. With the letter revealing that since Wonga had collapsed, it had been receiving an estimated 200 to 500 compensation claims each and every day.

This is not including the 24,000 customers complaints that were outstanding prior to the payday lender going into administration, nor the 9,500 complaints which had been escalated to the financial body, the Financial Ombudsman Service.

Taking this all into account, why is the automated system attracting criticism? There are fears that the software may not end up fully processing individual factors and circumstances when deciding to give compensation or not. The head of policy at financial campaign group positive Money, David Clarke, spoke in further detail about this matter to The Guardian:

“After having been mis-sold loans by automated software, Wonga customers may now be forced to appeal to a similar automated system,”

“Just as Wonga’s algorithms failed to account for individual circumstances when making loans in the first place, there are risks that this technology will again fail to take all the relevant factors into account when processing claims, leaving many customers out of pocket.”

In addition to this, Grant Thornton revealed in the same letter that until Wonga’s assets have been sold, it still remains unclear how much compensation will be available for claimants, nor a timeframe in which this money would be provided to customers.

To find trustworthy payday loans companies, consumers are encouraged by the FCA to use price comparison websites, following a recent rule that states every lender should be placed on at least one comparison table. In addition, high cost lenders are moving away from a 30 day product to offer alternatives and longer-term products repaid over 3 to 24 months.

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One in Four Britons to Experience Debt After Holiday Season

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Many of us feel the pinch when it comes to Christmas. As wonderful as the festive season is, it puts a tremendous amount of pressure on us to spend a considerable amount of money on creating the ‘perfect Christmas’, whether this be on buying presents for loved ones, food and alcohol for the Christmas festivities, or the amount spending travelling to see family and friends near and far, the costs soon start to add up. Millions of people in the UK are accumulating debt to be able to have Christmas, according to statistics.

A recent poll carried out by comparison site uSwitch which surveyed over 4,000 consumers showed that a staggering one in four of Britons will be starting the next year with a credit debt average just under £500 (£452). The same poll revealed that across the UK, British shoppers end up loading almost £8.5 billion of debt onto credit cards in order to pay for Christmas. Many are also using high cost loans in order to cover the costs of festive season too. (Source: Payday Bad Credit)

With Britons bombarded with adverts on social media, TV and radio, it is no surprise that many feel the pressure to spend more money during the month of December, but the consequences can be dangerous. It can lead people ending up getting into a cycle of debt, or spending the rest of the following year paying all their debts off.

Some suggestions have been made about Black Friday which offers the opportunity to save money on household brands, although also encouraging unnecessary spending.

In the study by uSwitch, over half surveyed believed that it was likely they would still be making repayments on Christmas spending for this year in the following December. Almost half (48%) stated that they were worried about the level of debt they could end up accumulating over Christmas and paying into the New Year.

The Disposable Income Index (DII) for 2017 by Scottish Friendly, an ISA provider revealed some stark findings about Christmas debt too. Over three-quarters of households that had children stated that they had made financial sacrifices in order to buy Christmas presents.

This was most commonly in the form of using their credit card to pay for purchases, or through taking out a high cost loan or unsecured loan. Similarly, millennials were found to really feel the pinch too. Three quarters of those surveyed also said they were making financial sacrifices to buy things for loved ones at Christmas time. It was estimated that around 14% of these millennials intended to take out a payday loan so they could achieve this.

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Plan Your Way to a Better Credit Score

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If you’re like most people, you’ve probably thought about improving your credit score. It can sometimes seem overwhelming, which is why creating a plan to fix your credit is a great place to start. The good news is that there are many things you can do to improve your credit score. Many of these are easy to accomplish and can make a huge impact in a relatively short period of time. This article will address some tips and plans you can follow to get started on the road to a healthy financial future.

Credit affects us on a regular basis. If we have great credit, it’s easy to get approved for personal loans, credit cards, auto loans, and anything else we may desire. If we have poor credit, the story goes much differently. While loans for struggling credit exist for those who need them, the amounts are typically capped at around $2000. While useful for a family covering the cost of groceries for a month or paying for a car repair, such relatively small sums are impractical for big life-changing purchases.

Fortunately, there are much easier ways to fix your credit problems. You first must come to terms with exactly what your financial situation is. Knowing what’s on your credit report is the first step. Many services online will be able to provide you with a credit report for free or very little money. After you review your debt, you can begin formulating a plan. If you have many accounts in collections, you may want to consider a credit counseling service. Unlike so-called credit repair services, which are unable to do anything for someone they can’t do on their own, credit counselors help consumers to plan their path to improving credit. They provide insights custom tailored to the specific situation a person is going through, and while they don’t promise a silver bullet solution, they can provide invaluable assistance in formulating a proven way to fixing their bad credit.

Another way to fix your credit is to not apply for credit when it isn’t absolutely needed. Inquiries on your credit report reduce your score. Also, having excessive lines of credit will reduce your score as well. Close accounts that aren’t active. If you do have credit cards that are in good standing, try to pay as much towards them each month as you can. Credit utilization under 30 percent is considered to be optimal. Whatever you do, try to avoid bankruptcy. This has a long-term and often devastating effect on your credit. Instead, attempt to negotiate reduced settlements in order to clear your debts. Many companies will be happy to take some money than none at all. Some companies will also negotiate settlements on your behalf. However, this is, of course, for a fee.

All it takes to get your credit back on track is a little work on your part. Take the time to look at your financial picture and see what you can do to make it better. If you need help, it’s readily available. Once you’re able to get your credit score up, you’ll have much better credit terms. Remember, it’s up to you to act responsibly and use credit wisely.

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Becoming A Trader – What Are The Steps?

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Thanks to the Internet, becoming a trader has never been easier. Previously the exclusive premise of trained Wall Street brokers and professionals, the trading industry has been blown wide open by the range and reach of information available for amateurs and newcomers online. Trading is lucrative, it’s (reasonably) simple, and it’s enjoyable, too, especially if you like your work to be varied and exciting.

It’s not easy to know exactly where you need to start, though. Trading might be more accessible than it’s ever been, but it can still sometimes seem a little “closed off” to those who aren’t in the know about the steps they need to take. We’ve put together a useful list of steps you need to take to get you started as a trader.

1. Know yourself

Unfortunately, the first step doesn’t actually involve getting started on trading, or at least not right away. Put simply, you need to know who you are before you start trading. Do you have the skills required to make this a full-time job, and to commit yourself to it as though it were any other form of employment? When you become a trader, the onus is all on you. There’s no employer looking over your shoulder and making sure you complete that assignment on time, and there’s no punch card you slot through every time you clock in.

If that sounds attractive to you, then that’s a good start, but you’ll also need a very good head for numbers, a sense of self-worth that doesn’t get knocked during periods of downtime (which there will be), and a working knowledge of the ins and outs of finance. If you’re confident that you have all that, or that you can acquire it, then congratulations: you’re the right kind of person for trading.

2. Research markets and brokers thoroughly

The Internet isn’t just a great resource for trading in itself; it’s also a fantastic place to simply learn more about your chosen subject. In the case of trading, for example, it’s imperative that you understand the difference between the various kinds of securities you’ll be trading in, as well as the dynamics of how these different securities trade and how they will impact your capital.

Depending on the kind of trading you want to engage in, you’ll also want to research your brokers thoroughly to get an idea of the best services available to you. Websites like Forex Trading Expert are fantastic for this. Forex Trading Expert collates all the top foreign exchange trading brokers and rates them based on independent research and community review, so you’ll always know you’re getting the best service available.

3. Build up capital before you start

During your time as a trader, it’s inevitable that you will have downtime. Whether you make a mistake in terms of investment or the stocks you’ve invested in simply don’t perform too well in a given period of time, it’s no reflection on you that there will be times when trading doesn’t make you the profit you’d like it to. During these times, it’s really important that you have a bed of capital you can fall back on.

This also depends entirely on the scale at which you intend to trade. If you’re a small-scale trader and don’t want to enter too heavily into the market, then you’re probably safe with a smaller amount of capital (say $25k-50k). If, however, you want to trade as a full-time job and don’t intend on having any other supplemental income, then you should have at least around $100k-$150k before you begin.

4. Keep an eye on strategies – and don’t be afraid to switch

There are a number of tailored trading strategies available to both novices and experts, and they’re great ways to get started. It’s wise to have more than one strategy under your belt so that, should one strategy fail, you can easily switch to another one without too much loss of capital or time. There are plenty of books and articles online which can help you to devise or adopt optimal trading strategies.

There will also be times when a strategy which has served you well for months suddenly doesn’t work any more. When this happens, it’s time to switch. Find yourself more than one trading strategy, preferably from different sources, and switch between them depending on the state of the markets. You should also be continually looking for new strategies – keeping on top of the markets and how they’re moving is crucial for a trader.

We hope these initial few steps help in getting you started on the road to becoming a trader. It’s unpredictable work, but it can be immensely exciting and – more importantly – extremely profitable for you.

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New Bundesliga Season Sees Borussia Dortmund Partnering with GMO Trading in Marketing Deal

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With the new Bundesliga season set to begin on 24th August, the clubs are looking forward to their new campaigns to reach the top of the table. To get this accomplished, they need to have the top talent, great coaching and engaged and passionate fans who push them over the tough spots that always occur during any season.

This last item means that clubs must engage in marketing deals that get the word out about the club and any new changes, and gives fans opportunities at special offers and deals.

In accordance with this, top Bundesliga club Borussia Dortmund, has signed a marketing partnership with leading online CFDs platform provider GMO Trading. The Bundesliga Football eight time champions will work throughout the 2018-19 season on campaigns that put the Borussia Dortmund in front of fans and those who might also want to jump on and take a ride with the club in the coming season.

GMO Trading is the ideal partner because its advanced trading platform attracts loyal trader fans who swear by its security and simplicity. The marketing partnership is for all of Europe outside of Germany meaning it will occur in markets that both organizations assess as vital to growth.

The relationship has already begun. You can go to the GMO Trading website at www.gmotrading.com or use your tablet or smartphone to go to their social media channels to review offers and learn about GMO Trading’s CFDs platform. For GMO clients, there will be a stream of exclusive offers and perks throughout the coming season.

For more information, please email Rebecca Wharmby – Rebecca.Wharmby@Threepipe.co.uk.

About GMO Trading

GMO Trading is the brand name of Royal Forex a Cyprus Investment Firm, regulated by Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission.

CFDs traders gain access to a net level trading environment and premium services with an unmatched amount of account options that fit any trader’s requirements.

For more information, visit the GMO Trading website at www.gmotrading.com or  visit its Facebook at www.facebook.com/gmotrading/.

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Could a Flexi-Loan be Right for you?

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The use of consumer credit has been on the rise in recent years in South Africa. There is an ongoing squeeze on the middle classes with a heavy tax burden, rising food prices and the cost of avoiding crime all taking their toll, so much so in fact that there’s a real possibility that the current middle class, which accounts for about 9 million or 16 percent of the population, could be shrinking.

In an attempt to maintain their standard of living, an increasing number of householders are turning to consumer finance products. At the moment, credit cards, store cards and overdrafts are the consumer credit of choice, but recently a new product has hit the market which could help South African consumers meet their essential costs without contributing to a debt spiral.

Introducing the flexi-loan

The flexi-loan is the first product of its choice to hit the South African market. The well-known lender Wonga has revolutionised its payday loan offering to give customers more flexibility and choice.

The flexi-loan allows new customers to borrow up R4000 over a maximum period of 6 months, with existing customers potentially allowed to borrow up to R8000. One of the benefits of the flexi-loan over other forms of short-term finance is the level of flexibility it provides. Applicants can choose the amount they borrow and their repayment term, from 4 days and 6 months, so they can spread the repayments over a longer period to allow them to budget more effectively. This also ensures the repayments are at a manageable level to reduce the risk of creating a debt spiral.

Consumer credit is never a solution to long-term debt

Although the flexi-loan may become a useful stopgap for some South African consumers and help them meet essential expenses they had not accounted for, consumer credit of any kind should never be used as a solution to debt problems. If you do need to borrow money to cover essential expenses like car or boiler repairs then the flexi-loan could be an option for you. However, you should always explore other potential solutions such as using savings or borrowing money from family and friends first.

If there are no other options then you must carry out careful affordability calculations to make sure you can afford to repay the loan and choose a repayment term that allows you to budget accordingly. Only once you’re sure you can repay the loan should you borrow any money at all.

Always be aware of the extra charges that may apply

One of the benefits of the Wonga flexi-loan is the fact that what you see is what you get. That is, if you meet the agreed repayment dates then the initial calculation is the amount you’ll pay. However, other charges can apply if you cannot make the repayments.

Although you will not be hit by multiple charges, interest and service fees will continue to apply to your account for up to 90 days if the debt has not been repaid. Continued failure to repay a loan will also mean the outstanding payment is recorded by credit bureaus and your credit rating will be affected as a result.

What types of short-term credit do you choose to use? Do you think a flexi-loan could be a viable alternative? Please share your thoughts in the comments below.

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How Did I Miss That Trade?

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Are you a Forex trader? Are you “in it to win it?  Are you looking for profits wherever possible? That means you will be examining the results of the trades that you take and learning from both your successes and your failures. But what about “the ones that got away”, the trades that for one reason or another never happened and nearly always would have turned up trumps.

Why do we miss out on trades, especially the ones that will cause us so much heartache subsequently? There are of course loads of different reasons. You could have chosen to “sit this one out” having had a couple of losing trades just previously.  You could have been too preoccupied with another trade or considered that it just didn’t fit into your preconceived trading pattern. You may have had enough for the day having met your daily target or you might not have had enough balance to proceed.

Now these are all good reasons, but the fact remains that a missed opportunity is a missed opportunity which will cost you in the fullness of time.  You might not realise how much money you are actually losing by not taking up those missing trades and all the potential profits that have vanished unless you are honest enough to track everything in a journal.

If you are a mechanical trader, you can well find that your performance will be down and you will not get a full idea of whether the system is working for you.

If you get into the habit of missing trades, especially after a losing streak, you must treat that as a really bad one.  You have to accept losses as an integral part of trading and you shouldn’t have the baggage of previous failure over-influencing your decisions.

Perhaps the most hazardous result of when you miss out on a trade is that your psyche says “hey we made a big error there, let’s make up for it”. This is what is called “looking for revenge” – you go into something that’s a long way short of ideal and trade it aggressively. You lose control of your emotions and at the same time, lose a good deal of money as well.

Missing trades therefore is a bad place to be in. So what can you do to avoid all that?  Firstly you could log all your missing trades which would be an incentive to sticking to your trading plan.  Secondly set your trading style alarm clock – you could fix price alerts or use entry orders; perhaps even design a mechanical system for your platform. We know you can’t be everywhere but you can help yourself!

Are you missing trades through lack of confidence, worried about the dangers that could affect your funds? If you decrease your position size, you will ease up on a great deal of pressure.

Finally if you focus on the process you will accept loss, take care of it but have the courage to carry on trading sensibly and methodically and in the end you will make a lot of money.

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