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· Writing (26%)
Some found a way to take a new hobby and turn it into a moneymaker (with skills like coding or turning photography into a side hustle). On the other hand, there were 53% who ended up increasing their credit card debt…as a direct result of whatever their new hobby was. Using the excuse of “you have to spend money to make money,” that new hobby debt ranged from less than $250 for 17% of the respondents, to more than $1,000 for 24% of them…with everyone else somewhere in between.
It’s probably not a total loss, however, as 79% say they plan to continue on with their new hobby long after the coronavirus era is history.
· Writing (26%)
Some found a way to take a new hobby and turn it into a moneymaker (with skills like coding or turning photography into a side hustle). On the other hand, there were 53% who ended up increasing their credit card debt…as a direct result of whatever their new hobby was. Using the excuse of “you have to spend money to make money,” that new hobby debt ranged from less than $250 for 17% of the respondents, to more than $1,000 for 24% of them…with everyone else somewhere in between.
It’s probably not a total loss, however, as 79% say they plan to continue on with their new hobby long after the coronavirus era is history.
· Writing (26%)
Some found a way to take a new hobby and turn it into a moneymaker (with skills like coding or turning photography into a side hustle). On the other hand, there were 53% who ended up increasing their credit card debt…as a direct result of whatever their new hobby was. Using the excuse of “you have to spend money to make money,” that new hobby debt ranged from less than $250 for 17% of the respondents, to more than $1,000 for 24% of them…with everyone else somewhere in between.
It’s probably not a total loss, however, as 79% say they plan to continue on with their new hobby long after the coronavirus era is history.
The European Union is set to lay out its blueprint to raise nearly $1 trillion of debt over five years as it seeks to fund its recovery from the coronavirus pandemic.
The bloc is aiming to issue the first debt under its NextGenerationEU stimulus in June and will use a “state of the art” platform to begin selling bonds and bills via a network of primary bank dealers by September, according to a draft of the plan seen by Bloomberg. Almost a third of the 806 billion euros ($962 billion) will be in green bonds, using a framework of rules to be published in early summer.