Driving a car with an automatic transmission uphill can be a daunting task for many drivers, especially if they have not mastered the necessary skills. The absence of a clutch in automatic vehicles makes starting uphill particularly challenging, but with the right techniques, it can be done safely and efficiently.
One of the key recommendations for starting uphill with an automatic car is to use the handbrake and coordinate carefully between the brake pedal and the accelerator pedal. It is crucial to ensure that the transmission is in Drive and not in Neutral or Reverse before attempting to start. Activating the parking brake is essential to prevent the car from rolling backwards, and finding the right balance between acceleration and use of the parking brake is crucial for a controlled start uphill.
Making sudden accelerations when starting can lead to wheelspin or uncontrolled progress, so it is important to maintain smooth and progressive control over the accelerator pedal. Practice and patience are essential for mastering this technique, but it can greatly improve confidence behind the wheel.
In addition to driving techniques, it is important to consider other factors when driving on slopes, such as tire condition, vehicle maintenance, and periodic maintenance of the transmission system. Ignoring these precautions can lead to serious damage to the transmission and costly repairs.
Experts also recommend avoiding shifting gears while the car is moving and not overloading the vehicle, as these practices can put unnecessary stress on the transmission. By following these recommendations and driving carefully, drivers can navigate uphill slopes with ease and maintain the health of their automatic transmission system.
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Traditional piggy banks do not meet their objective: experts
One of the first steps for children’s financial inclusion is to promote
use of the piggy bank, but be careful, the traditional ones like
the famous little pig, those made of plaster or those of famous movie characters do not meet the objective, warn financial experts.
“Children need to physically see how they are filling up and even the older they are, the more boring and tiring it can become for the little ones in the house to start saving,” commented Juan Luis Ordaz, coordinator of the Financial Education Committee of the Association of Banks of
Mexico (ABM).
He added that if we do not encourage savings and financial education, when we start managing money as adults it costs many losses even to our own assets, which can even lead to bankruptcy.
familiar.
He insisted that savings banks at home should be transparent, not very
large and can even be made manually with recycled water bottles or a drink, which will encourage financial habits in minors, “small because in order to be stimulated, children must quickly receive a reward, otherwise they will lose interest,” he noted.
He highlighted the need to set a clear goal and purpose, because that stimulates people, if it is just saving for the sake of saving, “because I don’t have a motivation that drives me to do it in a better way,” said Ordaz, also director of Financial Education at Citibanamex.
He advised planning small goals so that children understand the importance of saving and saving money, that they are not as complicated as saving for a donut or a chocolate can be at first and that it is seen as a great achievement, rather than as a sacrifice. . “Financial education, saving
It should not be seen as a sacrifice, but rather I am going to give myself a treat and I have to give myself the treat soon so that they are quickly motivated with a reward that is like
children think.”
The piggy bank should be small at first to quickly see the result and then migrate to larger sizes as we progress. He then recommended creating piggy banks to undertake, where they can think about an investment or start selling some pens, candy or another product. that will teach the relationship with money.
The personal finance expert indicated the importance of raising awareness and teaching children about saving to donate to other people who may need it with a more managed concept, that is, I can save 10 pesos daily for my own piggy bank, for undertake 6 pesos and the donation 3 pesos,
That’s setting goals. “We are teaching the little ones that having money is good and that with money we can be better off, but we can also help other people.”
He highlighted that a very important fact is that if I want my son to save, the father also has to set an example, “if not
They see us doing it like traditional habits like brushing our teeth or bathing, they are not going to do it either.”
Sofía Macías, economist and creator of the Little Capitalist Pig, pointed out that we must go one step beyond the piggy bank.
For the personal finance expert, we mistakenly stayed with the idea
to save the change or whatever is left over and that is our savings.
He recommended that the piggy bank be accompanied by a goal. “I want to raise 2,658 pesos for this or I want to raise 4,200 pesos for a new iPad.”
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Poorer in 2021 than the harsh 2012 memorandum!
– 2024-05-07 09:58:14
IOBE study shows a 7.2% decrease in total income in the comparison of the two years
Who remembers the era of the memos, especially the nightmarish year 2012 when society was suffocating under the weight of cuts in pensions and wages? Then the Greek society had more income than in 2021. A study by the Foundation for Economic and Industrial Research (IOBE) shows that the total disposable income in 2021 decreased by 7.2% compared to 2012! This is an analysis carried out by IOBE based on the data of AADE for the year 2021. In the same year, Greek society enters the cost of living crisis with the vehicle of ligniteization – at the time when Germany was building lignite power generation units – and the target model of Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Kostis Hatzidakis on the price of electricity (instituted in November 2020 and started generating obscene profits for the natural gas cartel).
As early as July 2021, the inflation of greed makes its appearance and since then it has been increasing by leaps and bounds, with the Mitsotakis government silencing the obscene profit in order to show tax-inducing GDP growth through indirect taxes (VAT). In the year 2024 the vise of obscene profits is suffocating society.
Runners-up in food
Last week, in its analysis of food inflation in the Eurozone for last March, Eurostat ranked Greece in second place with inflation of 5.4%, after Malta (6.2%). It is the month in which the Skrekas measures were applied, which were supposed to suppress obscene profit. At the same time, even the European Central Bank singles out Greece as the champion in housing cost increases – rents have increased since 2018 by 52% – while both agricultural producers and supermarket executives express the opinion that new price increases are imminent in food.
The reason is based on the criminal omissions of Mitsotakis, who on the one hand did not shield the Thessalian plain as a result of which it was flooded twice (2020 and 2023), on the other hand he has essentially destroyed the aerial fire fighting as a result of which a large part of the production in the Evros was destroyed due to the fiery conflagration in 2023. All this has dramatically reduced the products produced and this now translates into a new increase in prices (lack of supply in conditions of increasing demand).
Skrekas measures brought precision
It is possible that Mitsotakis and Skrekas are flirting with the wholesalers in the Central Vegetable Market of Athens – the gross profit in food occurs in the intermediate supply chain between the producer (who receives very low prices with wholesalers’ cartel practices) and the consumer – and declare themselves opponents of accuracy , however, the market sees that the Skreka measures brought, due to the absence of offers, an increase in prices. According to supermarket executives, the offers that covered about 50% of purchases have been reduced by half. So it is easy to conclude that in the absence of offers the prices of the products increased.
Inequalities have increased
In the IOBE analysis, the data show the opening of the gap in inequalities brought about by the policy of Mr. Mitsotakis:
- Total disposable income between 2012 and 2021 fell by 7.2%.
- The 20% of taxpayers with the lowest income received in 2012 1.4% of total income, while in 2021 just 0.2% of total income.
- The top 20% of taxpayers with the highest income in 2012 accounted for 52.6% of total declared income, while in 2021 they accounted for 58.7% of total income.
- In 2012 the poorest 20% of taxpayers declared up to 4,000 euros in income, while in 2021 the corresponding 20% had an annual income of up to 1,016 euros.
- In the middle category of taxpayers in 2012 were those who had an income from 8,000 to 14,000 euros, while in 2021 the limits were from 6,098 to 11,180 euros.
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