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Are You On ‘The Road To Good Credit’?What is the secret behind good credit? At a time where more than half (57%) of UK customers are at risk of being declined credit by high-street lenders, it’s helpful to know if we’re on ‘The Road To Good Credit’.Creditworthiness varies by gender, age and where you live. Other personal circumstances also play a role in determining whether you’ll be approved for credit. Key research findings from the Mind the Credit Gap Report of 2012 show that people from all walks of life find getting credit difficult:- 34% of people in full-time employment often find it hard to access credit- Of those earning £50,000, 32% struggle to get credit- 82% of 18-24-year-olds don’t meet standard lending criteria- 7 in 10 people don’t know their credit scoreIt can be challenging to maintain good credit, however with aquacard’s useful ‘Traveller’s Toolkit’ you can get back on track.

aquacard helps people who have had bad credit and provides them with specialist credit cards that help to slowly rebuild their reputation and strengthen their credit card rating. For more information visit our infographic here: http://www.aquacard.co.uk/credit-tips-advice/credit-score/infographic-the-road-to-good-credit

Via:- Jackpot City

The use of mobiles phones is increasing with each passing day and they have become a necessity among people of all ages and groups. The mobile phones of today are no longer considered as a mere device for communication but now they serves as multi use device.  No matter whether you want to click a picture, record video, store your files, listen to music, play games or perform any other function, the mobile phones proves to be all in one gadget.  The various features of mobile phones are further enhanced with the use of applications that are either available for free or for a price at various application stores.

Applications are popularly known as app and some of the most popular app stores are Apple App Store, Amazon app store, BlackBerry App World, Google Play, Nokia Store and others. Various types of application related to widgets, entertainment, lifestyle, photography, tools, communication, utilities and others are present on these store among which Games is the most popular category having 33% of the share.

As per the ABI research of May 2010, the application stores will have their peak in the year 2013 after which it will slowly decline as the subscribers will migrate to the apps of social networking.  Other details and statistics related to apps are given in the following infographic.

Via:- http://www.topapps.net/windows/how-mobile-apps-have-changed-the-world.html/

A lot of people belief that there are various signs that indicates that whether a pregnant lady will have a boy or a girl and some of these signs are given in the below part of the article.

Some of the signs indicating a baby boy are heart rate below 140 beats per minute, out-front bulge, basketball shaped belly, large and dark nipples, bright yellow urine colour, cravings for salty and sour food items and looks which are amazing than normal.

On the other hand the signs indicating a baby girl are heart beat above 140 per minute, watermelon shaped belly, bulge in the back and hips, blossom breasts, dull yellow colour of urine , cravings for sweets and orange juice and appearance that is less than normal.

It is also believed that if your wedding ring moves in circles on your belly then it will be a baby boy and if the ring moves sideways then it will be a girl. If by adding the current age with the month of conception gives an even number then it is believed to be a baby boy and if the result is an odd number then it is believed to be a baby girl.

Via:- http://www.thepregnancyzone.com/features/how-to-know-its-a-boy-or-girl/

Wouldn’t it be great if you knew what a headhunter was thinking when he or she looked at your resume? What are the things that make them pick your resume out of thousands?

Via:- crawfordthomas.com

The list of the safest places for women to travel alone in Asia is given in the following part of the article.

Singapore has a very low crime rate and is one of the safest places for women to travel alone. New Zealand also has a very low crime rate and ranks 18^th on the list of global safety rank and is also one of the safe places. 75 % of the citizens in Taiwan feel safe while walking at night for their home and the rape crime per 100K population in the country is 8.82%. Besides these other safe places are Japan, Australia, Hong Kong, South Korea, Mongolia, Vietnam and Kazakhstan.

The women must travel safely and should follow the advice like avoiding the situations like when you are along with a men, avoiding the crowded buses, do not let the other people know that you are travelling alone, carry your bags close to your body, do not show any jewellery or electronic equipment and use only licensed cabs.

There are various tips that women should follow while travelling alone and these include booking bed for the first night, becoming friend with local women, bring only that which you can carry, arrive in the day time, keep documents safe, wear appropriate dress, carry books and food.

Via:- http://www.retireinasia.com/safest-places-to-travel-alone-for-women-in-asia/

SpareFoot serves up an infographic that offers an overview of wine offerings and consumption in the U.S. We’ve got to imagine that Ernest Hemingway—who who was anything but a teetotaler – would raise a glass to these statistics.

Produced by SpareFoot. Copyright 2013.

The infographic below seeks to raise awareness of the causes, effects and signs of traumatic brain injury. By presenting the information in a visual format brainandspinalinjuries.co.uk hope is that it will provide an alternative way for people to learn about traumatic brain injury.

Via:- brainandspinalinjuries.co.uk

Infographic from SpyzRus looking at some options for setting and using parental controls on your own child’s cell phone. With Smartphone use on the increase and younger children exposed to so many online dangers it is time to think about how we can control what they get up to on their cell phones. Threats from social media sites, chatrooms or web content not suitable for kids. As parents we need to act to protect our kids. Finding the right program can be confusing with so many apps and services available. Free and paid solutions are available offering different features. Your job is to find the program which gives you the level of control or monitoring you feel necessary. There are limited parental controls available from most of the major service providers. Another option is to use one of the Big Brand, mainstream monitoring apps. Both of these can be enough for most people, especially those with young children. For the most comprehensive parental control you should look at some of the features available with dedicated cell phone monitoring software. The good news is that it does not need to cost a small fortune to have added protection for your children – just a little time.

Via:- spyzrus.com