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Archived 2008-11 news (page 6):
 | Home Insurance UK: Rightmove: Being proactive is key to selling property |
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| 5th November 2008 | A proactive approach could help to sell a property more quickly in the present climate, according to Rightmove.
The property information resource explains that a climate in which homeowners are not pressured to sell can result in "stale" properties entering the market.
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 | Car Insurance UK: Drivers advised on no claims bonuses |
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| 4th November 2008 | Drivers who still have a no claims bonus on their insurance policies have been given advice by RIAS on how to make sure they keep it.
The bonus is beneficial because it can knock as much as 75 per cent off the cost of an annual premium and is seen as being a reward for drivers who have not ... | |
 | Home Insurance UK: Saga counts of the cost of trick or treat damage |
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| 4th November 2008 | Halloween may be over for another year but some people could still be paying the price if they did not have home insurance, new figures show.
According to research by Saga, seven per cent of home owners have to pay out for damage caused by trick or treaters.
While the average repai... | |
 | Car Insurance UK: Dangers of not wearing a seatbelt revealed |
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| 4th November 2008 | Some British motorists do not wear a seatbelt because they think they are unlikely to be involved in an accident if they are only going on a short journey, it has been revealed.
Research from Direct Line found that 19 per cent or motorists confessed to driving without a seatbelt, despite st... | |
 | Loans UK: Brits 'cutting costs this Christmas' |
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| 1st November 2008 | Families in the UK are likely to be spending less this Christmas in a bid to fight the effects of the credit crunch, a new survey has revealed.
Research by Birmingham Midshires shows that 78 per cent of people claim they will be making an effort to cut costs and ensure their festive celebra... | |
 | Loans UK: Expert: Interest rates could fall below zero per cent |
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| 1st November 2008 | It has been claimed by one expert that interest rates in the UK could drop to below zero next year.
Michael Baxter, an economist at Defaqto, also believes that this will happen in other countries such as Japan and the US as the world struggles to cope with the current economic climate.
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