Looking for a new house is a major life decision and can be a very daunting task for anyone, particularly if you’re a first-time buyer. That’s why you need to think carefully about what you want from your home and how living there will benefit you in the long run. But there are so many...
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What to do if You’ve Been Injured at Work
For most of us, we must work so that we can provide for our families and children – and a workplace injury can greatly impact this. If you suffer an injury from a serious fall, transport accident, or construction site accident, to give just a few examples, you may not be able to function normally...
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Tips for Getting Your Finances in Order
It’s that time of year again. When we start analyzing our bank statements and credit card bills, as well as reviewing the fixed-rate savings, cash ISAs and personal pensions on the market. Once the festive season has been and gone, the financial season is well and truly upon us. Yes, the new financial year and...
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How to Avoid Moving Back in With Your Parents
We’ve all been there. The awkward moment when your parents think they’re finally free of you and then you knock at their door with all your possessions. It might be a life transition, perhaps you’re moving house or you’ve just finished university. But beware! You tell your parents, “It’ll only be for a week or...
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Filling The Gap Left by The Banks
In the current economic climate, banks are continuing to limit their exposure to small and medium-sized business finance. Whilst the banks may be reining things in, this hasn’t stopped the entrepreneurial spirit within the small and medium business community in the UK. But if the finance isn’t there from the banks, where is it coming...
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Choosing Your Investment Options for This Year
Do you have any funds to invest in? Have you ever even thought about investing your money? It’s not always something that too many of us think about, but if you’ve built up a significant savings pot already, investing is the perfect way to really build on this. And with many savings accounts offering interest...
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Personal Finance The Peter Griffin Way
Peter Griffin is the not-so-lovable dad in the hit television program, Family Guy. Unfortunately for Peter, it would seem that the producers have used a fairly stereotypical typecast for his character. Sadly this means that he joins a long list of other crass, rude impulsive, and somewhat dense parents. He could easily be accused of...
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Tired Of Breaking Resolutions? Make Long Terms Plans For The New Year
As soon as the 1st of January strikes, we all make plans to give up on the junk food we love and kick start our exercise plans. Unfortunately, most of us fail with our resolutions nearly as quickly as we started as they are usually short-term fixes. If you want to make changes that you...
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Greatest Property Investments In History
These days, nearly everyone feels the need to own a home–the bigger the better. We often feel a sense of satisfaction with owning our own plot of land. Despite our feelings of accomplishment when purchasing property, any effort we make is dwarfed by the massive property purchases recorded in history. Today, a land purchase of...
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Take a Look at Different Types of Life Insurance And Protection Policies
Gone are the days when we used to be worried and apprehensive about our loved ones if we were happened to die early. Nowadays, we can shield our family from any kind of dreaded financial situation by buying a life insurance policy. Life insurance is a contract between an insured and an insurer, where the...