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Dubai, UAE – ARAB NEWSWIRE - Investing is one of the most popular methods of growing wealth. One can identify his/her wealth goals and accordingly create a wealth management strategy to reach those goals. While it might sound easy, the implementation of the investment plans and strategies can be overwhelming. To avoid facing any unpleasant situation that one did not anticipate before investing, it is advisable to know the basics of investing as well as the rules of investing. Though there are no set and defined thumb rules, there are some common practices that investors, especially the new ones, may start to take note of before investing. By following the basic rules of investing, one may be able to grab opportunities that may deliver potential high returns. Check out some of the common rules of investing to know more about them. Here are the 5 things to consider before investing   Understanding I nvestment G oals   The first step to create an investment portfolio is to iden...

Dubai, UAE – ARAB NEWSWIRE -- A personal loan can be highly beneficial when an individual needs money for urgent requirements or to fulfil other monetary needs. Most personal loans are also unsecured loans, which means they do not require one to pledge any collateral as a form of security. While individuals can easily apply for a personal loan in the UAE from any bank, banks may require one to have an account where his/her salary gets credited. This is to ensure that applicants repay the loan amount on time. It also reduces the risk of lending, since having a legitimate bank account can act as reassurance that the borrower will be able to pay back the money. For many salaried borrowers, this might not be an issue. However, for those who get their salaries in cash or cheques, getting a personal loan with salary transfer can be difficult. Thankfully, many banks in the UAE have now started to sanction  personal loans without salary transfer  requirements. To know more about how ...

Dubai, UAE -- ARAB NEWSWIRE -- There are various types of credit cards that are available in the UAE, such as Rewards, Cashback, Miles/Travel. Depending on the typical spending habits, lifestyle, credit situation and other factors, one can choose the best credit card that suits his/her needs and requirements. When the right credit card is used for the right type of transaction, one can get cashback, points or redeemable miles. Credit cards offer the best of lifestyle and business privileges, helping customers gain more benefits from their everyday expenditure. Factors to Consider While Choosing the Best Credit Card in the UAE   When comparing and choosing the best credit cards in the UAE, one can keep the following factors in mind:   Spending Habits A person's spending habit is one of the determining factors to choose a credit card. If someone regularly shops online or buys groceries, then a cashback/rewards credit card might be a better option. A Miles/Travel credit card m...

Dubai, UAE -- ARAB NEWSWIRE -- Emergency situations and the need for extra money can crop up at any time. To tackle any such unexpected circumstances without getting worried, one can rely on savings. Savings can help face dire situations and also let one fulfil different needs, such as buying home decor or renovation items, buying a car, jewelry, paying fees for higher education, and so on. All in all, it is a good and healthy habit to start saving, even if it means a small amount each month. Though there is no definite rule as to when can one start saving, ideally most people open a savings account in a bank when they start earning money. A savings account comes with benefits too. For instance, when one opens a savings account, he/she can earn interest each month, withdraw money whenever required, access online banking services at any hour, and more. Read along to know about the multiple benefits. Easy to Start To open a savings account, one does not need a lot of planning. Most ban...

ROSTOCK and BERLIN, Germany -- ARAB NEWSWIRE --  A research paper on the frequently misdiagnosed disease Hereditary Angioedema (HAE) and the currently running clinical study ‘Hereditary Angioedema Kininogen Assay (HAEKA)’ was recently published in the international Orphanet Journal of Rare Diseases. Patients with HAE are characterized by unpredictable and painful attacks of swellings on different parts of the body. The HAEKA study aims to identify prognostic biomarkers for HAE – molecules that reflect the disease status and are able to predict attacks before they physically start. This would improve patient’s life considerably as they can observe the biomarker level, take immediate actions, and prevent attacks. In the HAEKA study, participants receive study boxes including lancets for finger pricking that allows self-sampling of blood directly during swellings. Such a study design was never applied before for HAE research and gives them hope for exciting di...

ROSTOCK and BERLIN, Germany -- ARAB NEWSWIRE --  A research paper on the frequently misdiagnosed disease Hereditary Angioedema (HAE) and the currently running clinical study ‘Hereditary Angioedema Kininogen Assay (HAEKA)’ was recently published in the international Orphanet Journal of Rare Diseases. Patients with HAE are characterized by unpredictable and painful attacks of swellings on different parts of the body. The HAEKA study aims to identify prognostic biomarkers for HAE – molecules that reflect the disease status and are able to predict attacks before they physically start. This would improve patient’s life considerably as they can observe the biomarker level, take immediate actions, and prevent attacks. In the HAEKA study, participants receive study boxes including lancets for finger pricking that allows self-sampling of blood directly during swellings. Such a study design was never applied before for HAE research and gives them hope for exciting discove...

LONDON  -- ( ARAB NEWSWIRE )  -- The Citizenship by Investment (CBI) Programme is an instrumental tool transforming the socio-economic landscape of the Commonwealth of Dominica. This is according to the island’s Minister of Tourism, International Transport and Maritime Initiatives, Hon. Denise Charles, who attributes the nation’s thriving tourism industry to the CBI Programme and welcomes investors from Asia and the Middle East to Dominica. As the world rapidly changes, invaluable and intangible resources like health, safety and security have become non-negotiable for business people and their families with weak passports. Dominica, nestled in the beautiful eastern Caribbean, prides itself as a nature-prioritising destination in which one can feel safe. Aside from a second home, Dominica’s CBI grants new citizens full living, studying and working rights, business expansion opportunities, and visa-free and visa-on-arrival travel to over 140 destinations. Beco...