Blog #Finance

It’s no secret that most if not all Zimbabweans have little to no trust in the banking sector in Zimbabwe and for good reason. Political instability, policy changes and currency volatility have been all major factors contributing to loss of trust in the banking system with all these issues greatly affecting our currency and economic landscape. Most people are skeptical of banking their because of these inconsistencies and loss of trust in the system. So what we are going to look at what exactly happens to customers when a bank closes in Zimbabwe for whatever reason and we will be looking at how previous failed banks were handled.

If there is one thing a business needs in the modern age, it’s a powerful POS system. The success of any retail or service business depends heavily on how fast, accurate, and efficient its operations are. At the heart of this efficiency is a powerful POS system, not just for processing payments, but for streamlining the entire customer journey. A modern point of sale system goes far beyond basic billing. It can manage inventory, track sales, handle customer loyalty, generate reports, and even support multi-location setups. The difference between a good system and a great one often comes down to its features. This guide explores why POS features matter, how they impact your business performance, and what to consider when selecting the right POS solution.

Credit cards and debit cards are two common financial tools that individuals use for various transactions. While they might seem similar at first glance, they serve distinct purposes and come with different features. Understanding these differences is crucial for making informed financial decisions. Let's delve into the key distinctions between credit cards and debit cards.

Taxation is an integral part of any functioning society, providing the government with the necessary funds to support public services and infrastructure. However, the terms "tax evasion" and "tax avoidance" are often used interchangeably, causing confusion. Understanding the distinctions between these two practices is crucial to navigating the complex landscape of taxation.