What's happening in the Panama City community
I've been analyzing my credit history and I don't get why the APC score seems to be a contradiction. I've paid off debts, made timely payments, and even paid off a car loan early. But when I tried to finance a new car, the bank told me I need to pay a higher interest rate because I changed jobs recently. Is this just a show, or is there something I'm missing?
I have a 9-month-old baby who isn't circumcised. We just met a new pediatrician who recommended that we lower the foreskin from 4 months on for cleaning.
Major Medicare changes in 2027 will affect expats in Panama, with plan cancellations, benefit reductions, and the elimination of worldwide emergency c
I have an iPhone 15 Pro Max with 512 GB storage and 84% battery life, but I think I'll change the battery when it reaches 80%. I want the change to be as original as possible, with an Apple battery, good sealing, and everything recognized correctly by iOS, because I want to resell it later in good condition.
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I'm applying for a job at Foundever through Konzerta, and I'm looking for some insider info. I have experience in the insurance industry and a C1 level of English, but I'm nervous about the call center aspect. Can anyone who works or has worked at Foundever tell me what the project is like and what I can expect from the interview?
I'm planning to apply for a job in the police force and I have visible tattoos. I'd like to know if they're allowed and if there's a way to remove them if necessary.
I've seen dozens of videos from people saying their accounts have been emptied at Banko General. Is this a security breach or something else?
Funding has been approved for overtime pay for healthcare workers and additional resources for the Children's Hospital in Panama City, improving local
I've seen prices at Dairy Queen, Pricesmart, and food trucks. The hot dog at Pricesmart costs $5.99 with fries and soda, which is more expensive than a cheeseburger combo at McDonald's and the Pricesmart coupons. It's just a hot dog with sausage and bun, and it's gone up so much. I've been avoiding processed meats for a while now, but I do buy chorizo instead of sausage occasionally.
I've been watching videos about egg donation in Panama and they mention getting paid around $1,000 to $1,500, which seems low compared to other countries where it costs around $5,000 per process. What do you think? Has anyone already gone through this process?
I've been experiencing back pain for two years, and a friend who's a massage therapist recently took a photo of my spine and told me it's curved, possibly due to scoliosis. I'm very worried and don't know where to go or who to see.
Staying near the Cinta Costera is a great option for getting around the city, with plenty of hotels and Airbnbs in areas like Calle 50, Obarrio, Marbella, El Cangrejo, or San Francisco. It's a relatively convenient location, and you can easily get around the city using Uber.
I'm looking for an Airbnb in Panama City that I can easily reach by taxi, bus, or Uber since I don't have a car. Most places I've seen require a 4x4 vehicle due to the road conditions.
El Chante is a great spot to grab a drink and enjoy a relaxed atmosphere. It's a cozy bar with a good spot to sit and a comfortable vibe for solo visitors. It's located in Via Argentina, which is easily accessible by public transportation or ride-hailing services.
I've noticed the chaotic traffic in the 5 de Mayo area and I'm concerned about the informal buses, especially how they disregard traffic rules and pedestrians. We've been living in Panama City since 2022 with our two kids and I'm trying to navigate the city safely. I've tried to avoid the area during peak hours, but I'd like to know if there's a better way to get around without dealing with these informal buses.
I'm a Venezuelan expat living in Panama City, and I've been searching for vintage digital cameras, but I've found it really hard to find them. I've tried looking at local markets and online platforms, but they're either too expensive or not available.
Proper inspection after a storm is crucial to catch roof damage before it escalates into costly repairs.
I'd like to know which stores in Panama City accept American Express, as I have the card but it's not as widely accepted as Visa or Mastercard. I'm looking for specific stores, not just gas stations or supermarkets.
I bought an apartment in Gris, Panama City, 13 years ago. The project was delayed, and the developer kept asking for more money for various reasons. They want me to pay them to finish the apartment, but I want to do it myself. Can anyone help me understand my options?
