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October 30th 2008
Categories: Financial, Financial Services, Financial Solutions, Insurance

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New M&S Money Survey Reveals Average Student Bedroom Contents Are Worth £1650

Following a new M&S Money survey which reveals that the contents of an average student bedroom are worth £1650, students heading to university are being urged to make sure they have appropriate insurance. The poll of 2,000 students by M&S Money found that the average student bedroom contains: - £718 worth of electrical gadgets ...
October 30th 2008
Categories: Checking & Savings, Financial, Financial Services, Financial Solutions, Loans, Money

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Cash Doctors Have Been Exemplified As One Of The Only Australian Lenders That Play By The Rules

As of Thursday 31 July 2008, a 48% interest rate capping legislation was made effective in Queensland. According to Today Tonight's report 28th of October, most payday lenders are not applying to the new legislation and use loop holes to keep interest rates on their short-term loans as high as possible. Keeping ...

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September 1st 2010
Tags: Financial, Financial Information, Financial Services, Insurance, Insurance Services, Money No Comments

LV= Reports Kids Come First As Parents Increase ‘Back To School’ Spending To £709 Million

LV='s new Cost of a Child study has found that parents will spend £709 million* on 'back to school' basics including uniforms, stationery, sportswear and winter coats as parents prepare to kit their children out for the start of the new school year. This is equivalent to parents spending an ...
August 31st 2010
Tags: Checking & Savings, Financial, Financial Information, Financial Services, IRA, Investment, Money, Personal Finance, Retirement No Comments

Prudential Reveals 1 In 3 UK Couples Know Nothing About Their Partner’s Finances

Prudential has revealed new research that shows UK couples could be risking poverty in old age because they are failing to talk to one another about financial planning for their retirement. The study found that nearly a third of couples (32 per cent) aged 40 and above but not yet retired* ...

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