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21st July 2008
Broadly speaking, there are two kinds of people who choose to buy a house. There are those that buy with the intention of living in it, and then there are those that buy with the intention of renting it out.
And whilst those who are simply seeking...
21st July 2008
When we are young we don’t tend to think too much about planning for the future. We are too busy enjoying ourselves to worry about anything else.
But sooner or later we do start thinking about how we should approach the next stage of our lives,...
17th July 2008
The internet has long been associated with disruptive technologies, the most obvious case being the entertainment industry, where stagnating record labels and Hollywood studios have found that polarised tastes and easy transferability have turned pow...
10th July 2008
Recent times have seen the more experienced surfer enjoy the still undiscovered surfing spot of the Porto E Norte region in northern Portugal. This region not only offers surfers the chance to ride largely uncrowded waves, but also a beautiful coastl...
09th July 2008
It could be argued that too much choice is a bad thing. When shopping at the local supermarket for instance, there is usually a dizzying amount of brands to choose from and knowing which item to choose over another can be confusing. Price is always a...
07th July 2008
Few European holiday destinations can claim to have the charm of Spain, a country that offers the awe inspiring architecture and historically significant sights common in other European countries but with the added bonus of all the attractions being ...
07th July 2008
As far as cities go, New York is probably up there with the best of them. In terms of its sheer scale, size and mesmerising skyline, New York is perhaps the very definition of what makes a city, a city.
Indeed, as the USA’s most populous and lar...
07th July 2008
As far as cities go, New York is probably up there with the best of them. In terms of its sheer scale, size and mesmerising skyline, New York is perhaps the very definition of what makes a city, a city.
Indeed, as the USA’s most populous and lar...
06th July 2008
Born to middle class, Jewish parents in Prague, Czech Republic on July 3rd, 1883, Kafka was the eldest of six children. Kafka attended the German Charles-Ferdinand University of Prague in 1901 to study chemistry. However, after just two weeks, he swi...
04th July 2008
Any city worth its’ salt is sure to be world-renowned for at least one thing. Paris has wine and fine-dining, Las Vegas has gambling and Rome has ancient history. But there probably aren’t many cities whose number-one claim to fame is fashion and...
25th June 2008
Endowment mortgages are policies that were marketed on the grounds that they would pay off a person's mortgage once the policy matured. The policy is intended to be a long-term investment whereby the homeowner would pay premiums into the policy – w...
25th June 2008
Florence, the beautiful regional capital of Tuscany in Italy, has long been a popular destination for tourists. Renowned for its Renaissance art and architecture, and the works of Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo, the city has now added a rediscove...
23rd June 2008
The unpredictable nature of life has the ability to surprise us all. Often there’s very little that can be done to stop unpleasant events from occurring. However, you can make sure you are prepared for when the unthinkable does become a reality. Do...
21st June 2008
Whatever your own interests are, you are sure to find something that will appeal to you in London’s top museums, featuring a vast array of intriguing artefacts.
One of the most famous of London’s museums has to be the Natural History Museum. ...
20th June 2008
How much money do you have saved up for a rainy day? The experts all say you should have around three months worth of your usual salary or wages tucked away in an account to provide a safety cushion should you need it.
But for many of us that can...
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