Despite their thoughts to the contrary, a lack of insurance may mean that many Britons are out of pocket when paying for treatment to their pet.
In a study carried out by Sainsbury’s Finance, it was revealed that some 11 million consumers do not have an insurance policy in place to cover their dog or cat. Out of such people, one in ten reported that they view getting a premium as being too much of a financial burden to warrant purchasing. Six per cent of those surveyed - equating to some... Read Full Story
I heard about this a few days ago and even today I am still shocked of the news of New York Internet Sales Tax or what they like to call it as the “Amazon Tax”.
All I can say is “WOW”, the state government is trying to find more ways to boost its revenue so now they’ve attack the internet. Fortunately, this only applies to the residents of New York. Unfortunately, this applies to the residents of New York. This will also have an effect on online retailers but it seems to particularly... Read Full Story
Despite many thoughts to the contrary, home contents insurance should be a crucial consideration for homeowners, a new study shows. In research carried out by Sainsbury’s Home Insurance it was revealed that a significant number of consumers lack this type of cover, with many not thinking that it is of importance. Out of those consumers who lack home contents insurance, just over a third (35 per cent) claimed that they did not view such a purchase as being necessary. Meanwhile some five per... Read Full Story
In the face of volatility in the financial markets and the continued impact of the credit crunch, it is important for motorists to take steps in reducing pressures on their spending.
Such is the claim of Which? where in its Money Saving Handbook guide it suggested that driving at slower speeds can result in significant savings for Britons. By going at 50 miles per hour instead of 70 miles per hour, it was pointed out that petrol expenses could be cut by 30 per cent. In addition, the... Read Full Story
I mentioned that I would continue to give more insights from my readings “Think and Grow Rich”. I have been feverishly writing down several topics in my writers notebook for future blogs. Now if I can just find the time to write it all down that would be fantastic! The life of a wife, mother and entrepreneur sure is pretty darn hectic. I love reading on the subject of leadership and learning where my personality fits into this world called life. Here are attributes that Napoleon... Read Full Story
As a society, there’s no doubt that we’re obsessed with looking good. And because nature abhors a vacuum, cosmetics companies are only too happy to rush in and fill any void by offering an astonishing array of health and beauty products that promise to erase wrinkles and take years off our appearance. Unfortunately, the only thing many are good at erasing is the money from our wallets. TheImproper.com’s Samantha Chang takes a closer look at which products you need... Read Full Story
As well as being the day of the week which many people look forward to the most, a recent study has revealed that Saturday is also the time where consumers are most likely to splash the cash. In research carried out by the Co-operative Bank Credit Cards, it was revealed the typical Briton will spend just under 175 pounds on this day of the week. This spending - which ranges from areas such as clothes and food to parking and make-up - accounts for some 9,077 pounds over the course of a year... Read Full Story
Billionaire Donald Trump , 61, extols the virtues of education on a recent blog posting. Trump, an alum of the University of Pennsylvania (where his daughter Ivanka was also educated), cites research that shows a link between education and living longer: I’m always talking about how important it is to get a good education. I’m a big believer in going to a great college and getting a good degree because of all that it will do for your career. Well here’s another reason to get a good education... Read Full Story
While much has been reported on the increasing number of women in the breadwinner role, little light has been shed on the accompanying social impact, particularly among women who hold the title and how it’s affected their relationships. A recent survey reveals that most women breadwinners are simultaneously proud of themselves and resentful of their husbands. The survey indicates that outearning one’s husband is a blessing – less financial worries, a sense of pride – but also a curse... Read Full Story
Anyone who’s disillusioned with their own career can feel envious looking at the seemingly effortless lives of celebrities. But even the most glamorous stars haven’t always had it so easy. Check out the embarrassing jobs some celebs had–before they were famous. Read Full Story
