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By: Kenneth Pabón-Astor Finanzas en Tus Manos program, Popular As a result of the coronavirus pandemic, we are seeing “new stories” popping up in an attempt to defraud people and take their money or confidential information in a fraudulent manner. The story or tale
By: Kenneth Pabón-Astor Finanzas en Tus Manos program, Popular During the coronavirus pandemic we cannot let our guard down in terms of safeguarding our physical, emotional, and financial health. We have been in an pandemic emergency for several months and it’s time to
By: Kenneth Pabón-Astor Finanzas en Tus Manos program, Popular For many, the recommendations to stay home due to the COVID-19 pandemic imply working remotely, homeschooling or remote learning for children, and dealing with daily household chores that are now modified by the
By Juan Carlos Pedreira Partner at Social Business Hub Digital (SBH) Here’s the scoop: according to recent studies by the Adobe company, in May 2020 online sales reached a record $82.5 billion in the United States alone. This means that now is the time to adopt tools and
By Nerma Albertorio Barnés, founder of Centro para Emprendedores y 100 Ventures Our life and surroundings are subject to events that are beyond our control. What we can control is planning how we will react to them. Natural phenomena like hurricanes, earthquakes and the
By: Kenneth Rivera-Robles Certified Public Accountant The January 2020 earthquakes could have tax consequences for you. Deductions for the losses you experienced should be included on your 2020 tax return—which you will file in April 2021. Whether as a business or an
By: José J. Villamil Estudios Técnicos, Inc. What is the total amount of federal funds for reconstruction after hurricane Maria that has reached Puerto Rico so far? Much of what will happen in our economy over the next five years depends on them. There is confusion
By: José J. Villamil Estudios Técnicos, Inc. As expected, for the past two years, attention on the island’s economic situation has focused on reconstruction post-Hurricane Maria. There is still a long way to go for our economy to return to a pattern of sustained
When you are planning for your business, it is important to think about efficiency and effectiveness in managing your company. Among the most important aspects to consider are the electronic services and tools offered by financial institutions to help save time and money. At
Ana Marrero, a 48-year-old resident of Guaynabo, says that she always gets service at her neighborhood pharmacy and local bakery that surpasses her expectations. The employees in those stores know her, they’re friendly, and they always try to get her the product she needs. She
