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Archived 2010-10 news:
 | Travel Insurance UK: Brits 'fail to realise' importance of travel insurance |
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| 31st October 2010 | As many as 19 per cent of Brits head abroad without taking out travel insurance, with holidaymakers citing a range of reasons for this trend.
Of those polled by Abta - the Travel Association, 17 per cent said that they do not believe travel insurance is important.
Furthermore, 16 p... | |
 | Loans UK: Women on maternity leave 'turning to loans' |
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| 29th October 2010 | Women taking time off work are struggling financially, with many opting for credit to help make ends meet.
This is the conclusion of a recent survey carried out for Turn2us by Bounty Parenting Club, which found 53 per cent of mothers have built up debt throughout this period of their lives.... | |
 | Home Insurance UK: Cheap home insurance may not be sufficient |
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| 28th October 2010 | People who opt for cheap home insurance may find it does not offer the level of cover they need, new research from Defaqto suggests.
According to the group, an increasing number of companies are able to reduce the cost of cover because they provide some elements as optional extras.
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 | Car Insurance UK: 'Think ahead' to reduce motoring costs |
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| 27th October 2010 | Aside from looking for the cheapest car insurance deals, there are other ways in which people can slash the cost of motoring.
Nigel Underdown, head of transport advice at the Energy Saving Trust, said that simply being more aware of driving conditions can have a real impact.
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 | Car Insurance UK: Drivers told to be prepared for winter |
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| 23rd October 2010 | Car insurance customers should take care to protect their vehicles from damage by bad weather, it has been suggested.
Simple precautions could save motorists from unnecessary worry as well as financial loss, claimed consumer advice portal Confused.com.
Will Thomas, head of motor at... | |
 | Mortgages: Increasing property prices affect mortgage applications |
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| 23rd October 2010 | An increase in asking prices of houses is making it more difficult for first-time buyers to gain a foothold in the property market.
Paul Holmes, chief executive officer of Firstrung, pointed out that people were also finding it increasingly impossible to afford the deposits for a successful... | |
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