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Gladiator wrote:jussvon101 wrote:Gladiator wrote:Some of the highlights (Average figures)...
Credit card interest down by 10%
Repo rate now 3.5%
Prime lending rate to drop to 6%
Bank say is ok to skip a payment on your loan and mortgage
Does the drop in prime lending affect consumers with current loans or for new ones?
Well when it goes up yuh mortgage does go up... so I guess the reverse will also apply. That's once you have a variable interest rate mortgage. Maybe a banking tuner can explain further...
Blaze d Chalice wrote:skylinechild wrote:to be fair the tennesee honey does cut ... jim beam honey too !!!!!
Nothing wrong the honey.
The issue is how so much people willing to take the time off under the guise of isolation but still pumping in places in groups.
jussvon101 wrote:Gladiator wrote:jussvon101 wrote:Gladiator wrote:Some of the highlights (Average figures)...
Credit card interest down by 10%
Repo rate now 3.5%
Prime lending rate to drop to 6%
Bank say is ok to skip a payment on your loan and mortgage
Does the drop in prime lending affect consumers with current loans or for new ones?
Well when it goes up yuh mortgage does go up... so I guess the reverse will also apply. That's once you have a variable interest rate mortgage. Maybe a banking tuner can explain further...
Yes. Hope someone who knows can give some clarity on this
adnj wrote:Most mobiles have a glass screen. Most landline handsets are ABS plastic.redmanjp wrote:We need to be cleaning phones too. Just think we touching it up and then taking calls putting it right on your face. However we should not use disinfectant as this may damage the material the screen is made of. The suggested solution is soap and water with a microfiber cloth.
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7 Easy Steps for a Germ-Free Cell Phone
These thorough cleaning steps should be done weekly to keep a phone relatively germ-free.
Unplug your phone and any attachments. Earbuds or chargers should be cleaned separately. Turn off the phone.
Remove any protective cases or covers. These should also be cleaned separately before reinserting the phone.
In a small spray bottle, mix a one-to-one ratio of distilled water and 70% isopropyl alcohol. The distilled water is essential if you live in an area that has hard water, which is filled with microscopic minerals that can scratch the glass on the phone. Give the bottle a good shake.
Lightly spray a lint-free microfiber cloth with the water and isopropyl mixture. Never spray the phone directly. Do not over-wet the cloth.
Use the cloth to wipe down the entire phone front and back.
If small areas like the space around the camera lens, attachment ports, or buttons show signs of gunk build-up, gently use a dry cotton swab or wooden toothpick to clean those areas. Once any build-up is removed, wipe down the area again with the slightly damp microfiber cloth.
Allow the phone to air dry completely for at least 15 minutes before reinserting it into any case.
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Gladiator wrote:redmanjp wrote:posted about this already- wipe with soap & water with microfiber cloth for the screen, disinfectants & bleach too harsh and will take off the coating on screen
What about rubbing alcohol?
Dat mild, small change for the populationhydroep wrote:Kudos to Government on some of their plans. Certain things haven't been finalized and the true test will be in the implementation and accessibility by the citizenry.
Monetary policy:
Reserve rate to be reduced from 17 to 14%; Repo rate to be reduced from 5 to 3.5%; request to lower the spread between deposit and lending rates, aiming for a prime lending rate of 6% (currently 9%).
Banking sector:
*1 month of moratorium on loan payments in the first instance with no penalties ("skip a payment" system).
*Reduction in CC Interest by 10 percentage points and for those with limits of under $ 25,000 a request to reduce that further to 10%.
*Request to increase in CC allowances.
Job security:
*Business Chambers and TTMA to encourage members to keep people in jobs for 1 month.
*Government to "accelerate" outstanding payables to businesses to mitigate the situation (if I heard correctly part of this has to do with the VAT bonds. Not sure how business owners will respond to that).
Social Services:
Additional top-ups to people on the food cards, families of children who are on the school feeding program to be brought onto the food card system as schools are closed. All benefits are for a 3 month period and beneficiaries can be prosecuted for abusing the system.
zoom rader wrote:Dat mild, small change for the populationhydroep wrote:Kudos to Government on some of their plans. Certain things haven't been finalized and the true test will be in the implementation and accessibility by the citizenry.
Monetary policy:
Reserve rate to be reduced from 17 to 14%; Repo rate to be reduced from 5 to 3.5%; request to lower the spread between deposit and lending rates, aiming for a prime lending rate of 6% (currently 9%).
Banking sector:
*1 month of moratorium on loan payments in the first instance with no penalties ("skip a payment" system).
*Reduction in CC Interest by 10 percentage points and for those with limits of under $ 25,000 a request to reduce that further to 10%.
*Request to increase in CC allowances.
Job security:
*Business Chambers and TTMA to encourage members to keep people in jobs for 1 month.
*Government to "accelerate" outstanding payables to businesses to mitigate the situation (if I heard correctly part of this has to do with the VAT bonds. Not sure how business owners will respond to that).
Social Services:
Additional top-ups to people on the food cards, families of children who are on the school feeding program to be brought onto the food card system as schools are closed. All benefits are for a 3 month period and beneficiaries can be prosecuted for abusing the system.
Wait for goverment to announce they gonna bail out friends and family bussines with Tax payers money HSF.
Money will start to tote out soon
rspann wrote:68 quarantined in Balandra . Where in Balandra? Somebody eat ah food? Is it a hotel or something to be able to hold so many people? What wrong with Couva and Caura?
I have no idea why but you don't typically use a hospital to quarantine individuals unless they also require intensive care.rspann wrote:68 quarantined in Balandra . Where in Balandra? Somebody eat ah food? Is it a hotel or something to be able to hold so many people? What wrong with Couva and Caura?
wickedtuna wrote:Reading Jamaica recorded it's first death from covid
j.o.e wrote:rspann wrote:68 quarantined in Balandra . Where in Balandra? Somebody eat ah food? Is it a hotel or something to be able to hold so many people? What wrong with Couva and Caura?
None of these people have symptoms why not leave Couva and Caura for people tested positive and exhibiting symptoms? These people not even under medical care. Better this than let them run free.
rspann wrote:j.o.e wrote:rspann wrote:68 quarantined in Balandra . Where in Balandra? Somebody eat ah food? Is it a hotel or something to be able to hold so many people? What wrong with Couva and Caura?
None of these people have symptoms why not leave Couva and Caura for people tested positive and exhibiting symptoms? These people not even under medical care. Better this than let them run free.
Why not self quarantine like the ones before? Like the CAL crew , the # 1 family etc.
hydroep wrote:The U.K. grappling with more problems:
*MPs asking if the Government has drafted policies to determine who lives and dies the event that the NHS becomes overwhelmed like Italy's.
*They have cancelled (not deferred) exams and now the discussion has turned to how students are going to obtain their grades.
rspann wrote:68 quarantined in Balandra . Where in Balandra? Somebody eat ah food? Is it a hotel or something to be able to hold so many people? What wrong with Couva and Caura?
rspann wrote:68 quarantined in Balandra . Where in Balandra? Somebody eat ah food? Is it a hotel or something to be able to hold so many people? What wrong with Couva and Caura?
eliteauto wrote:rspann wrote:68 quarantined in Balandra . Where in Balandra? Somebody eat ah food? Is it a hotel or something to be able to hold so many people? What wrong with Couva and Caura?
Possibly the SDA camp up there?
Redman wrote:Maybe we should apply more thought to what has actually happened -FACTS....instead of being caught up in useless speculation,unknowable what ifs and rank fabrication.
Crix and cheese with little WASA tap water to wash it down.pugboy wrote:the 68 ppl gone from being locked up in a ship with fancy food to a church compound
hope the food they getting up to standard
adnj wrote:Crix and cheese with little WASA tap water to wash it down.pugboy wrote:the 68 ppl gone from being locked up in a ship with fancy food to a church compound
hope the food they getting up to standard
My bad. To clarify, I meant to say the expensive swab tests done in the hospitals, not the carpha test kits. Supposedly had some limitations in SFGH recently.ST Auto wrote:Supposedly have 3000 kits according to the press conference yesterdayzorced wrote:Strugglerzinc wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:It's been 5 days with 5 confirmed cases so far.
No new cases reported today - is that because we are not testing or because there truly are no more cases in T&T at this time?
Heard from a DMO buddy that they are NOT testing persons who have not traveled in 14 days. It is one of the main criteria at this time.
Basically they sticking to the "imported cases only" story. Even close contacts of infected persons are not being tested unless they become symptomatic.
Don't know if this is typical protocol for other countries or we just special.
This is true. Absurd right....
Anyone can shed light on the test kit supply? Supposedly very limited.
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