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November 6th 2008
Categories: Accounting, Finance Jobs, Financial, Financial Services, Taxes

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Hays Taxation has revealed that expatriate tax professionals are in high demand

Hays Taxation, the UK and Ireland's premier specialist in tax jobs, has revealed that there is currently a high demand for expatriate tax professionals. Hays Taxation has suggested that those who may be specialising in expatriate tax in today's market could broaden their experience by including US work. Those who are ...
November 6th 2008
Categories: Financial, Financial Services, Insurance, Insurance Services

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With all the auto insurance ads on TV and the internet, people are bombarded by information from carriers claiming to offer the lowest rates

With all the auto insurance ads on TV and the internet, people are bombarded by information from carriers claiming to offer the lowest rates. But most consumers don’t want to take the time to shop around. They want quick, easy answers and Cheap Insurance. They don’t want to have to ...

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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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