The movement of the collaborative economy, or message economy, as it is sometimes called, is young, and concepts are still under formulation. Within the collaborative economy fit a plethora of under concepts such as peer-2-peer economy, parts of the economy, barter economy, gift economy and loan finance. There are a lot of tips and information about the collaborative economy for those who want to know more.
January is a difficult month for many purely economic. By sharing what we have and apply the tools that the collaborative economy contributes, together we can make use of the resources available. Here are five tips for saving in the true shared economy from carpooling platform GoMore year’s poorest week:
1. Travel with others! Carpool, therefore, to travel with others, not only allows you to save the environment, you also save your money because you share the cost of travel. If you do not have your own car; To get a ride is often cheaper than public transport.
2. Rent private! If you are going to travel – check out private alternatives, among other things Airbnb. Around the world, hiring individuals out everything from villas for bikes, and it can clearly be worth checking out when you are careful with pennies!
3. Train for free! Do you like New Year’s resolution to get in shape? Put down the idea of buying a gym membership – it is still expensive and will be full like this after the New Year. In true delekonomianda are now, for example, app-based training solutions all from happy exercisers to exercise freaks gather to cheer and train each other and apps where PT’s putting out workouts that you can enjoy for free!