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Nikki Dale

Nikki Dale is a full time writer who enjoys learning everything she can about new subjects. During her education, she was always the strange student who enjoyed writing essays and arguing black was white; and with a degree in criminology and extensive experience in a wide range of roles, from the police to healthcare, sales to education, she is always ready for the next challenge. As a mother of two, she loves being able to offer her children her time when she is not in front of the laptop learning and writing.

Articles By Nikki Dale

11 May 2021
Top 10 MetaTrader 4 (MT4) Brokers in the UK
MetaTrader is a popular online trading platform offering flexible trading systems including
9 May 2021
What Is Attrition Rate?
Attrition rate is a success metric often shown as a percentage that describes to what extent the workforce or the customers have decreased in comparison to the total number.
6 May 2021
Top 10 Highest Paying Blue-Collar Jobs
The term originated in the 1920s when those who performed more manual tasks would wear darker colored clothes to hide the dirt accumulated from their work in manufacturing and mining.
6 May 2021
The 10 Best Cryptocurrency Exchanges
Some exchanges act as middlemen connecting the buyers and sellers, whereas others allow for direct peer-to-peer buying and selling.
6 May 2021
FOREX.com Review
FOREX.com was established as a broker in 2001 and has become the number one broker in the US according to the number of active traders. It is now part of StoneX Group Inc., a publicly-traded company.
6 May 2021
The Best Free University and College Courses for Marketing
As the world develops and technology advances, there are more avenues than ever for marketing businesses.
6 May 2021
Top Jobs for English Majors
Making the most of the skills that you learn during your studies can really help you stand out in job applications across various sectors, from law to marketing.
6 May 2021
How to Become Self-Employed
To be self-employed, you will not be paid through the Pay as You Earn (PAYE) system and do not have the same employment rights, like sick leave and pension contributions.