Seafarers can face a variety of problems while traveling to foreign lands while joining ships or coming back to their home land. Learn about seven important and most common problems that are faced by maritime professionals.
One of the major drawbacks of working at sea is the impossibility of being with the loved one on some of the most important occasions, Valentine’s Day being one of them. While that remains a major problem with seafarers (talk about heartache), we have a list of innovative solutions to make the Valentine’s Day special for your loved ones and to get rid of those loneliness blues while on ship.
There are some occasions on board ship when seafarers become more happy than usual. We have listed down ten of the main ones. Read them inside.
Hearing too much about the latest news on Long Term Capital Gain (LTCG) tax? Mariner and Financial expert Rajeeve Kaushik explains what the new law means to us and how to avoid the noise.
While dropping of oil prices certainly indicate good news for the economy in general, many of us still wonder what might be the reason for this drop in oil prices and its impact on the Shipping Industry. Find out about the effects of plummeting oil prices on the shipping industry.
Seafarers earn their money through a lot of hard work, courage and grit. Find out how they kill this hard-earned money by investing in inefficient and dubious schemes in spite of consistent savings or investments.
Seafarers on ships know how to manage rest and working hours on ships irrespective of any document stating the same. Is the fuss over maintaining working hours on ships overrated?
The real magic of savings is that money can grow rapidly. Find out some important yet little known facts on saving money that seafarers should know. Learn the basics of financial planning in this article.
Seafarers often take financial planning for granted which leads to making some common investment and financial mistakes during the course of their career. Learn about ten such common mistakes which seafarers must avoid.
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