Traveling is the new luxury and experiences are being commodified and sold through pictures online. Whether you’re making six figures or just starting out, you should always create a budget for your travels. The budget is relative. It’s relative to what you earn and how much you spend in other areas of your life.
As the holidays draw near, it becomes more common to hear about instances of mail theft, either in your neighborhood or on the news. Ordering gifts and mailing cards can become a stressful endeavor for both consumers and recipients of mail. If you’ve ever been a victim of mail theft, chances are you felt invaded and frustrated at the fact that it happened. Your time becomes personally impacted as you try and figure out who needs to be contacted regarding a missing or stolen package, and there’s also a worry that more than just consumer goods were taken – that identity theft may have occurred, if your personally identifiable information was also compromised during the mail theft incident.
If you’re someone who mails packages, gift cards, or orders goods online for delivery, here are a few mail theft prevention tips to consider.
A few years back, I shared a story about a car that our free car-buying service, Auto Expert, helped me find and purchase. My car goals today are similar to what they were back in 2011. I was looking for a used vehicle that was economical and had a price tag that wouldn’t make me wince every month when the payment was due. Beyond those two items, I didn’t much care what else made up the car.
Logix Employees Give at our 9/11 Remembrance Blood Drive
Monday, September 11, 2017
Every year, in remembrance of the victims of September 11, an American Red Cross team visits Logix Headquarters. In a matter of moments, they combine two conference rooms into one bustling blood drive site. With tons of energy, upbeat music playing, friendly chatter, and the smell of freshly baked treats, Logix employees ready themselves for their blood donation appointments.
