6/30/2018




In this day and age where technology has inevitably become a part of our daily lives, we are subconsciously living limitlessly with almost everything readily available at the tip of our fingers. It has led to so many discoveries, better establishments, and better luxuries and has dramatically changed our daily lives. From the way we communicate to speedy internet connection, from the academe to various industries, and from healthcare to aesthetics. Even in aesthetics and especially in the field of beauty, technology has been a huge driving force behind their huge improvements.  

6/29/2018


Everyone wants to eventually own their home. Sure, renting may be fine while you’re younger and don’t have a set life plan or life path. You want the flexibility of being able to up and move regularly rather than being tied into extended contracts. However, as time goes on and you begin to settle down, you’ll soon begin to notice the negatives that come hand in hand with renting. First of all, you’ll grow tired of paying someone else’s mortgage for them. When you rent, you’re literally paying someone else’s mortgage on their behalf. Though you live in the property, they own it and will have the full rights over it at all times. You are also likely to grow weary of being in a relatively vulnerable position - your landlord doesn’t have to renew your contract when it comes to an end. They could decide to move into the property themselves or to lease it out to someone else. This would leave you looking for somewhere new to live, despite having made ties with the place you’ve spent so long in! Finally, you’ll realize that any improvements you make have to be approved and only really benefit the house’s actual owner in the long run. In short, you want a home to be completely your own. This gives you the security of knowing you can truly settle down in the space and do what you want with it. Now, buying your own property involves a variety of different financial processes. Here are a few you’re likely to encounter at some point during your journey!

The Nature of the Pest

Bugs, insects, and spiders are absolutely everywhere in the billions and it is said that wherever you go, you are always less than 2 metres away from a spider. While the majority of spiders are completely harmless, someone suffering from arachnophobia is going to be very unhappy to be sharing a house with them.

Eradicating pests permanently has always proved notoriously difficult. Bugs are part of a natural ecosystem and many of them such as bees perform essential tasks in pollinating out fruits, vegetables and flowers, though they do not make good housemates. Aside from the damage they can cause to your home, as termites alone cause five billion dollars in damages each year just in the USA, they can also spread diseases, so they need to be either eradicated or persuaded to move somewhere else.