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29th September 2009
The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared.
The overall amount of compensation claims made has increased significantly as the downturn of the UK economy has left the councils, employers and motorists struggling to cover the... Read >
Author: Ruth Jacob29th September 2009
The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared.
The overall amount of compensation claims made has increased significantly as the downturn of the UK economy has left the councils, employers and motorists struggling to cover the... Read >
Author: Darrell29th September 2009
The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared.
The overall amount of compensation claims made has increased significantly as the downturn of the UK economy has left the councils, employers and motorists struggling to cover the... Read >
Author: catherine29th September 2009
The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared.
The overall amount of compensation claims made has increased significantly as the downturn of the UK economy has left the councils, employers and motorists struggling to cover the... Read >
Author: catherine24th September 2009
The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared.
The overall amount of compensation claims made has increased significantly as the downturn of the UK economy has left the councils, employers and motorists struggling to cover the... Read >
Author: Ruth23rd September 2009
The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared.
The overall amount of compensation claims made has increased significantly as the downturn of the UK economy has left the councils, employers and motorists struggling to cover the... Read >
Author: Darrell23rd September 2009
August has been a significant month for the finance industry in the UK and Europe as a whole. While the Bank of England keeps their base rate at 0.5 percent and pumps another 50 million pounds into the UK economy in the name of quantitative easing, the Eu... Read >
Author: MarkeD23rd September 2009
The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared.
The overall amount of compensation claims made has increased significantly as the downturn of the UK economy has left the councils, employers and motorists struggling to cover the... Read >
Author: Darrell23rd September 2009
The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared.
The overall amount of compensation claims made has increased significantly as the downturn of the UK economy has left the councils, employers and motorists struggling to cover the... Read >
Author: Ruth23rd September 2009
The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared.
The overall amount of compensation claims made has increased significantly as the downturn of the UK economy has left the councils, employers and motorists struggling to cover the... Read >
Author: Ruth Jacob23rd September 2009
The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared.
The overall amount of compensation claims made has increased significantly as the downturn of the UK economy has left the councils, employers and motorists struggling to cover the... Read >
Author: Ruth23rd September 2009
The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared.
The overall amount of compensation claims made has increased significantly as the downturn of the UK economy has left the councils, employers and motorists struggling to cover the... Read >
Author: catherine23rd September 2009
The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared.
The overall amount of compensation claims made has increased significantly as the downturn of the UK economy has left the councils, employers and motorists struggling to cover the... Read >
Author: catherine23rd September 2009
The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared.
The overall amount of compensation claims made has increased significantly as the downturn of the UK economy has left the councils, employers and motorists struggling to cover the... Read >
Author: catherine22nd September 2009
The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared.
The overall amount of compensation claims made has increased significantly as the downturn of the UK economy has left the councils, employers and motorists struggling to cover the... Read >
Author: catherine22nd September 2009
The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared.
The overall amount of compensation claims made has increased significantly as the downturn of the UK economy has left the councils, employers and motorists struggling to cover the... Read >
Author: catherine22nd September 2009
The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared.
The overall amount of compensation claims made has increased significantly as the downturn of the UK economy has left the councils, employers and motorists struggling to cover the... Read >
Author: catherine22nd September 2009
The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared.
The overall amount of compensation claims made has increased significantly as the downturn of the UK economy has left the councils, employers and motorists struggling to cover the... Read >
Author: catherine22nd September 2009
The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared.
The overall amount of compensation claims made has increased significantly as the downturn of the UK economy has left the councils, employers and motorists struggling to cover the... Read >
Author: catherine22nd September 2009
The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared.
The overall amount of compensation claims made has increased significantly as the downturn of the UK economy has left the councils, employers and motorists struggling to cover the... Read >
Author: Darrell22nd September 2009
The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared.
The overall amount of compensation claims made has increased significantly as the downturn of the UK economy has left the councils, employers and motorists struggling to cover the... Read >
Author: catherine22nd September 2009
The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared.
The overall amount of compensation claims made has increased significantly as the downturn of the UK economy has left the councils, employers and motorists struggling to cover the... Read >
Author: Darrell22nd September 2009
The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared.
The overall amount of compensation claims made has increased significantly as the downturn of the UK economy has left the councils, employers and motorists struggling to cover the... Read >
Author: Ruth22nd September 2009
The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared.
The overall amount of compensation claims made has increased significantly as the downturn of the UK economy has left the councils, employers and motorists struggling to cover the... Read >
Author: catherine22nd September 2009
The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared.
The overall amount of compensation claims made has increased significantly as the downturn of the UK economy has left the councils, employers and motorists struggling to cover the... Read >
Author: Darrell21st September 2009
The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared.
The overall amount of compensation claims made has increased significantly as the downturn of the UK economy has left the councils, employers and motorists struggling to cover the... Read >
Author: catherine21st September 2009
The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared.
The overall amount of compensation claims made has increased significantly as the downturn of the UK economy has left the councils, employers and motorists struggling to cover th... Read >
Author: catherine21st September 2009
The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared.
The overall amount of compensation claims made has increased significantly as the downturn of the UK economy has left the councils, employers and motorists struggling to cover the... Read >
Author: Ruth Jacob21st September 2009
The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared.
The overall amount of compensation claims made has increased significantly as the downturn of the UK economy has left the councils, employers and motorists struggling to cover the... Read >
Author: Ruth Jacob21st September 2009
The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared.
The overall amount of compensation claims made has increased significantly as the downturn of the UK economy has left the councils, employers and motorists struggling to cover the... Read >
Author: Ruth21st September 2009
The Bank of England has today announced its base rate will remain at the record low of 0.5% for the sixth month running.
It also reported that it would continue to inject up to £175 billion into the economy as part of its quantitative easing scheme, b... Read >
Author: Sam Gooch17th September 2009
The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared.
The overall amount of compensation claims made has increased significantly as the downturn of the UK economy has left the councils, employers and motorists struggling to cover th... Read >
Author: Ruth17th September 2009
The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared.
The overall amount of compensation claims made has increased significantly as the downturn of the UK economy has left the councils, employers and motorists struggling to cover the... Read >
Author: seamus17th September 2009
The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared.
The overall amount of compensation claims made has increased significantly as the downturn of the UK economy has left the councils, employers and motorists struggling to cover the... Read >
Author: Darrell17th September 2009
The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared.
The overall amount of compensation claims made has increased significantly as the downturn of the UK economy has left the councils, employers and motorists struggling to cover the... Read >
Author: catherine17th September 2009
The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared.
The overall amount of compensation claims made has increased significantly as the downturn of the UK economy has left the councils, employers and motorists struggling to cover the... Read >
Author: seamus17th September 2009
The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared.
The overall amount of compensation claims made has increased significantly as the downturn of the UK economy has left the councils, employers and motorists struggling to cover the... Read >
Author: Ruth Jacob17th September 2009
The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared.
The overall amount of compensation claims made has increased significantly as the downturn of the UK economy has left the councils, employers and motorists struggling to cover the... Read >
Author: catherine17th September 2009
The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared.
The overall amount of compensation claims made has increased significantly as the downturn of the UK economy has left the councils, employers and motorists struggling to cover the... Read >
Author: Ruth17th September 2009
The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared.
The overall amount of compensation claims made has increased significantly as the downturn of the UK economy has left the councils, employers and motorists struggling to cover the... Read >
Author: Ruth16th September 2009
In contrast to the depleting financies in the UK economy, claiments are making money due to a rise in no win no fee cases.
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The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared.
The overall amount of compensation claims ... Read >
Author: CatM16th September 2009
In contrast to the depleting financies in the UK economy, claiments are making money due to a rise in no win no fee cases.
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The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared.
The overall amount of compensation claims ... Read >
Author: catherine16th September 2009
A survey published prior to the release of this year’s A-level results claims that on average students starting university this autumn will be more than twenty three thousand pounds in debt when they graduate. With high unemployment expected to continue... Read >
Author: michael challiner16th September 2009
The number of no win no fee claims made during the recession has soared.
The overall amount of compensation claims made has increased significantly as the downturn of the UK economy has left the councils, employers and motorists struggling to cover th... Read >
Author: catherine16th September 2009
It is the latest craze at the moment and everyone seems to be enjoying gambling at home with the increase of poker sites on the internet, but its not good news if you are running up debts on your credit card. I don’t know about you but it seems that I h... Read >
Author: wbdoyle10th September 2009
For 10 years, The CBI and Real Business have assembled the A-list of British entrepreneurial life to pay tribute to the future stars of the UK economy. In the words of John Caudwell, winner of a previous Entrepreneurs` Entrepreneur award "this is one of t... Read >
Author: tugsearch02nd September 2009
The recent news reported on the BBC that thefts from trucks and lorries have risen by 63% in the last year alone gives some indication of the scale of the growing problem of freight crime. Truckersworld, an organisation of lorry drivers, is asking for bet... Read >
Author: Jumping Spider Media24th August 2009
According to the BBC, The UK economy continues to contract. Between April and June 2009, the economy shrunk by 0.8%. This a great improvement on the previous quarter’s 2.4%, however, the figures may show that the recovery could take longer than previous... Read >
Author: Philip Clayton23rd August 2009
In fact, it’s estimated that out of 4.5 million small - to medium-sized enterprises in the UK, almost half are home-based. And around 60 per cent of all new businesses are started from home – that’s an impressive 1,400 per week.
So where are all ... Read >
Author: Josie Anderson12th August 2009
Family firms account for 65% or 3 million of the total 4.6 million private sector enterprises in the UK economy. The vast majority of family enterprises are small and medium enterprises (SMEs) but the Institute of Family Business estimates there are also ... Read >
11th August 2009
Large format digital printer Artistic Impressions, based in Bradford, delivers high quality digital printing services anywhere within the United Kingdom. They provide outdoor advertising media from banners & posters to point of sale (POS) media’s such a... Read >
Author: Philip Clayton05th August 2009
It really sounds good if one is trying to go and work in other countries like UK, USA and many other European countries. However, it's not at all easy to get the visa so easily, thereby shattering the hope and dreams of many. Now the global circumstances ... Read >
Author: JessicaThomson31st July 2009
The demand for mobile phones has increased vastly over the last few years. As technology has progressed, improvements in mobile phones have been vast. Not only has this, but the production of mobile phones has led to increased jobs and a boost to the UK ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer29th July 2009
Over the past few years, the automobile industry has seen a rise in the popularity of electric cars. This is largely due to greater awareness of the environmental issues caused by cars and emphasis on how we should all be trying to reduce the impact cars ... Read >
Author: Phil Adams-Wright24th July 2009
With the number of people facing financial difficulty on the rise, coupled with the state of the UK economy, the number of repossessed homes sold at property auctions has increased sharply. Properties are being snapped up way below the market price, with ... Read >
Author: isxrc18th July 2009
It is widely believed that it is the small and medium sized (SME) businesses community that will provide the drive and momentum that will eventually lead the country out of the current recessionary period. For that reason it is pleasing to see some positi... Read >
Author: Graeme Knights17th July 2009
A recession is now inevitable. The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development recently predicted that the current recession in the United States will last for at least the whole of 2009. It is of global proportions and it will not discriminat... Read >
Author: McDowelldreams17th July 2009
Debt consolidation is widely used technique to shoot all kinds of debt problems without actually troubling the person in distress. It helps the borrower to tackle the troubles he had faced earlier, while repaying his/her outstanding debts.
If defined s... Read >
Author: Amelie Eve09th July 2009
http://www.zameen-zaidad.com”>Realty and metal shares led the slide in equity benchmarks on Tuesday, as traders pared their long positions in the run-up to the Union Budget on July 6. Institutional investors, too, chose to play safe, as the general... Read >
Author: zameensapna06th July 2009
Given the uncertainty of the UK economy many people are looking to reduce their outgoings - just to be on the safe side - and insurances may look like an area where costs can be trimmed. However, if you are in that situation, think hard about the possible... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton05th July 2009
Quick cash today is a very basic need that every family feeds on. Reason, it is the liquidity only which helps people in discharging their daily and other necessary expenses. It is no big secret that every economy functions smoothly if it has an ample lev... Read >
Author: Amelie Eve30th June 2009
This article examines some of the most effective property investment hotspots worldwide and offers some advice on development of your property investment portfolio. The property investment market is fluctuating heavily at the moment so knowing stable plac... Read >
Author: frankwoodford13th June 2009
What does online bingo have to do with the great and diverse economy that is the United Kingdom economy? There are a lot of associations between the two in many ways. Because of the recession in the UK and the overall world economy, there has been a call ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer06th June 2009
Tax Freedom Day, or the day in the year when the average Briton has earned enough to pay his annual tax bill, will fall on May 14 this year, according to independent think-tank the Adam Smith Institute.
The ASI has calculated that this is the earliest ... Read >
Author: IncoIntertrust04th June 2009
In the present scenario, availing loans without any security has become a myth. The credit crunch has affected the UK economy is such a way that unsecured loan plans are now out of the loan basket of all most all the leading lenders. If available, they ar... Read >
Author: Andrew18th May 2009
The recession is like a game of bowling. With just one push in the right direction, the bowling ball will knock down as many pins as possible.
Let's just imagine each pin stands for a part of the financial industry, i.e. banks and mortgage lenders, th... Read >
Author: Arti08th May 2009
In the week that Alistair Darling announced this years Budget Report it was inevitable that there would be voices of discontent raised about the government's plans for the housing and conveyancing sectors and this certainly held true, with one Tory MP arg... Read >
Author: Darrell27th April 2009
As we settle into the first confirmed recession in more than a decade, the UK economy as a whole has considerably slowed - this is shown confidently by the harsh slump in the British housing market. Figures have shown prices have fallen on average nearly ... Read >
Author: PJL17th April 2009
With the current crisis facing the UK economy, and the knock-on effect that this is having on the job market, more and more people in the 21-24 age range are entering, or returning to, full-time study. This article aims to look at how this increase in qu... Read >
Author: sam lowe23rd March 2009
According to recent news reports, the downturn in the UK economy has meant that more and more employers are making staff redundant. We have set out below some useful redundancy advice for both employers and employees on this area of employment law. Pleas... Read >
Author: Lucy Rayner13th March 2009
As the recession takes a stronger hold on the UK economy, it is having a greater effect on more people on a daily basis. With job cuts being anounced almost daily, and no sign of the financial markets easing.
We should however all make sure we do waht ... Read >
Author: smudger12th March 2009
As the recession hits harder and more people struggle to make ends meet, the last thing anyone would want is to be hit by credit card fraud.
But as more people struggle to hold on tight to their cash, a number of others are trying just as hard to take... Read >
Author: Arti12th March 2009
With redundancy figures’ climbing day by day, the UK economy is beginning to take deeper effect onto an increasing number of Brits.
With more people opting out of insurance as a bid to cut back on costs as they struggle to pay off their mortgage arre... Read >
Author: Arti11th March 2009
The Bank of England said it will create an additional £75 Billion of new money in order to boost lending in the UK economy. The move has been announced as the bank cut interest rates to a new record low of 0.5%, though most mortgage holders are unlikely ... Read >
10th March 2009
If you want value, if you want entertainment, if you want endless bars, booze, babes and a totally memorable stag weekend experience then look east. If you want sensationally good looking girls, death defying, life enhancing, buddy bonding and are-you-sur... Read >
Author: clickthrough10th March 2009
2008 was a rollercoaster of a year for the UK's property market. SecureASale Director Tim Jackson looks back on the ups and downs of London's housing sector over the past year…
2008 started slowly with the hangover for the manic record market of ‘07.... Read >
Author: moviesplanet03rd March 2009
With the UK economy not expected to start recovering until at least 2010, many UK businesses are shifting to a defensive stance in order to minimise risks and ensure their long-term prosperity. However, one man’s recession is another man’s opportunity... Read >
Author: Sure Languages23rd February 2009
Commercial property rentals nationally will fall by 7% in the next 2 years as the recession begins to bite, according to the latest research.
However, with sentiment in the sector worsening by the week, falls in rental value could exceed these levels, ... Read >
Author: tugsearch19th February 2009
Commercial property rentals nationally will fall by 7% in the next 2 years as the recession begins to bite, according to the latest research.
However, with sentiment in the sector worsening by the week, falls in rental value could exceed these levels, ... Read >
Author: tugsearch16th February 2009
Why are people who have experienced a mental illness seen by some employers as unreliable? Where does this attitude come from? And what can we do to address and change these attitudes?
In the business community there is a growing understanding of the ... Read >
Author: David Cain10th February 2009
As the UK economy falls further, the number of Brits facing increased costs by cutting back on spending is soaring by a significant amount.
Those who avoid getting their vehicles serviced in fear of the charges to repair any damages, and those opting fo... Read >
Author: Arti03rd February 2009
International vacation home property markets the world over are seeing sharp price declines and a real lack of serious buyers as the recession hits home.
But it seems some areas of Europe are doing better than others at attracting new buyers and mainta... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer31st January 2009
As Lord Mandelson announces a rescue package for the automotive industry, Zeta’s New Business Manager, Niko Lambert, explains why manufacturers must re-assert their position in the UK economy.
My view is quite simple; an economy that doesn’t create... Read >
Author: Zeta Editorial28th January 2009
As the UK economy continues to worsen, previous research has revealed that more Brits have been found opting out of vital payments such as life insurance as a bid to save money.
Life insurance ensures that your family is financially taken care of. Fail... Read >
Author: Manani28th January 2009
As the UK economy continues to worsen, previous research has revealed that more Brits have been found opting out of vital payments such as life insurance as a bid to save money.
Life insurance ensures that your family is financially taken care of. Fail... Read >
Author: Arti Manani21st January 2009
Residential holiday home property markets the world over are seeing sharp price declines and a real lack of serious buyers as the recession hits home.
But it seems some areas of Europe are doing better than others at attracting new buyers and maintaini... Read >
Author: Roger Munns21st January 2009
The usual plethora of credit card offers that flood the advertising schedules has been noticeable by its absence this year, as credit card companies worry about continued exposure to potential 'bad debt' from consumers. But business credit cards are a dif... Read >
Author: Hannah Callen20th January 2009
As the weather is forecasted to worsen within the next few days, so is the UK economy.
According to experts, it is predicted that the UK economy is set to deepen throughout 2009.
As more people struggle for cash with Woolworths officially seeing its... Read >
Author: Arti Manani16th January 2009
But to let, or buying a property then letting it out, has been a popular option for many would be entrepreneurs over the past 10 years or so. The buoyant housing market has allowed many people to buy a house, then use the rent on it to pay off the mortgag... Read >
Author: SearchPath09th January 2009
"The Government must and can keep small firms uppermost on its agenda as it negotiates the economy through difficult and choppy waters" is the main focus of the FSB's (Federation of Small Businesses) New Year's message. The FSB, UK's largest campaigning p... Read >
Author: Hannah Callen08th January 2009
Umbrella Companies
After the Pre Budget statement, the Treasury released this statement
5.104 Following the consultation Tax relief for travel expenses: temporary workers and overarching employment contracts, the Government have decided to leave the... Read >
Author: Robert Basler05th January 2009
The current headlines in the news media could make people think that everything is doom and gloom on the money front for businesses. In fact the reverse is true if you are a business that can prove you are making some kind of innovation. There is money wa... Read >
Author: Katy Ortega05th January 2009
The current headlines in the news media could make people think that everything is doom and gloom on the money front for businesses. In fact the reverse is true if you are a business that can prove you are making some kind of innovation. There is money wa... Read >
Author: Katy Ortega02nd January 2009
The credit crunch has got the UK economy in one of its worst financial states in recent years and it shows no sign of improving in anytime soon. Unemployment is reaching its highest figures ever and the number of people filing for unemployment benefits is... Read >
Author: barryloughran@live.co.uk19th December 2008
Umbrella Companies
After the Pre Budget statement, the Treasury released this statement
5.104 Following the consultation Tax relief for travel expenses: temporary workers and overarching employment contracts, the Government has decided to leave the ... Read >
Author: Robert Basler19th December 2008
After an opening surge on Monday, markets had a mixed time of it for the remainder of the week. President elect Barack Obama’s announcement of a huge public works program helped virtually every market rally against the main trends of the last few weeks.... Read >
Author: cordieliea17th December 2008
Graduates who have recently completed their education with the help of student finance are just as likely to be under ‘heavy financial pressure’ as anyone else.
Many graduates would expect a degree to fast track their way into finding a job, yet th... Read >
Author: Arti Manani 03rd December 2008
The winds of change are blowing through the UK economy, and they’re sending wind turbines spinning into overdrive. As beleaguered consumers face mounting energy bills, alternative energy and renewable sources are being taken far more seriously than ever... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer03rd December 2008
With a Chancellor who thinks that the UK economy is in its worst crisis for 60 years, continuing news reports of recession and credit crunches galore, the job market has seen a sharp increase in the number of unemployed recently. But is it all doom and gl... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer03rd December 2008
The recent economic downturn has led to nervous times in the construction industry. Construction recruitment has been slashed as building projects are put on hold, whilst potential buyers slam the door shut on their finances and ride out the economic stor... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer03rd December 2008
It seems as if every time you pick up a paper or turn on the TV the news is always negative. Headlines read: "UK Housing Market Heading For A Property Crash", "UK Economy Grinds To A Halt", "Viewers Can No Longer Afford To Phone In Votes So The X Factor C... Read >
Author: CWAErin02nd December 2008
United Kingdom economy is presently battling with the nemesis of economic turbulence. At this time, absence of ample liquidity too has complicated the issues. At this time, websites which offer the feature of comparison of energy services prove to be a mi... Read >
Author: Issac Brandon01st December 2008
The economy will be helped to recover by the Bank of England's interest rate cut, it has been claimed. Vicky Redwood from Capital Economics stated that last week's base rate cut will increase confidence within financial markets, adding that rates are "pro... Read >
Author: MarkeD01st December 2008
In a recent report published by the IAB, UK internet advertising agencies grew 21% year on year for the first two quarters of 2008. (Jan – June). The figures, from the Internet Advertising Bureau (IAB) and PricewaterhouseCoopers, put the total UK online... Read >
Author: Anant26th November 2008
In the wake of ongoing liquidity crisis that has crippled the whole UK economy, finding a suitable loan deal is becoming a very tough job with every passing day. However, despite the current nemesis has hampered the loan market of UK, but still the demand... Read >
Author: Amelie Eve24th November 2008
Last week the Bank of England hit the headlines with an unexpected 1.5% rate cut. The move was largely pre meditated as a shock tactic to boost the ailing UK economy ahead of the all important Christmas period. Spreading the cut over a number of months wo... Read >
Author: cordieliea10th November 2008
Growing Economy
According to the Bank of England the credit crunch is now over and the economy will continue to grow.
They reckon it will grow by 2% this year which is more than the 1.7% that the Chancellor surmised in the Budget.
IT budgets are ... Read >
Author: Robert Basler10th November 2008
Booming demand for IT Contractors
Growing Economy
According to the Bank of England the credit crunch is now over and the economy will continue to grow.
They reckon it will grow by 2% this year which is more than the 1.7% that the Chancellor sur... Read >
Author: Robert Basler31st October 2008
The holiday island of Majorca has been the jewel in Spain's crown for over thirty years - successfully attracting Europeans, especially from Germany and the UK, but also further afield in recent years as Americans, Canadians, Russians and Australians have... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer31st October 2008
As a unique niche space recruitment site r4space is dedicated to providing an unrivaled service to our jobseeker and employer members
As a jobseeker you can search through the vacancy database to find your dream space job opportunity. Also post your cv o... Read >
Author: Gavin Bowyer31st October 2008
Keeping the present economic scenario in mind, talking about any kind of loan deal might not be right. But those who have the quality of foreseeing the future would definitely like to read this piece of writing about the faxless payday loans deals.
Eve... Read >
Author: Aisha Cristal10th October 2008
Even though there are some reports that fuel and food prices have actually started to drop during September 2008, the doom and gloom of recession is still hanging over the UK economy, forcing most to review their spending habits and devise novel, new wa... Read >
Author: Isla Campbell06th October 2008
Today the entire UK loan market is going through the worst phase of its history. This has all been due to the liberal outlook which in the past the lenders adopted to earn huge returns in a very short span of time. As a result, scores of borrowers poured ... Read >
Author: Aisha Cristal30th September 2008
The River Thames was England’s original trading centre leading the growth of the British Empire. The river provided safe harbour for ships and the fortified City of London housed some of the Worlds most famous and powerful.
Today London retains its e... Read >
Author: Neil Dennis18th September 2008
In this day and age, with an uncertain economy looming and debt advice at an all-time high, many consumers are worried about continuing to carry debt. For some, they were already in over their heads before the UK economy took a turn for the worse. Some pe... Read >
Author: Karl Guevara15th September 2008
The weather has been remarkably similar to last year. The clouds are grey and the rain is coming down, hard. The floods that hit UK streets last year have unfortunately returned and that is bad news of British drivers.
Many drivers do not take out suff... Read >
Author: Karl Bantleman12th September 2008
In today's world, Foreign Exchange Trading which is also known as Forex has evolved into a major online industry. When done correctly, trading can be very profitable for not just the big companies but the individual working from home.
This is one of th... Read >
Author: kuzmo09th September 2008
Mortgage approvals hit their lowest in at least 15 years in July and the manufacturing sector shrank for a fourth straight month in August, surveys showed today."Prospects for the UK economy remain grim," said Michael Saunders, a Citigroup economist. "The... Read >
Author: tugsearch05th September 2008
The term franchising refers to a process in which a person agrees to pay for a part or all of the business strategies of an existing company. As a concept franchising has been around for hundreds of years although it wasn’t until the 1950’s that it b... Read >
Author: Rich Bendall05th September 2008
In recent years in the UK franchising has greatly increased in popularity. In the last year alone the contribution of franchised business to the economy increased by over £5 billion to 12.4 billion. There is no doubt that franchising is now a significa... Read >
Author: Rich Bendall04th September 2008
The high rate of inflation has affected the UK economy. Price of every thing has been raised in last couple of years. The automobile market is also facing the hike in the car prices. It may always not be possible for an individual to pay cash and buy a ve... Read >
Author: Kalvin Jason02nd September 2008
There are worries within the UK that a recession may be on its way, with house prices crashing and taxes increasing year-on-year. One of the main reasons this slump in the economy has come about is due to the poor economic climate in the US and the knock-... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer02nd September 2008
Recent research by the BBC has found that more people welcome falls in housing prices than they do increases. These results are very surprising as the general assumption was that an increase in prices was more welcome due to houses increasing in value. Th... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer01st September 2008
Snowballing of high rate debts has high potential for turning borrowers’ lives into financial crisis if timely adequate steps to eradicate them are not in the right place. For this reason only, consolidation process has gained importance and popularity ... Read >
Author: gracy01st September 2008
Borrowers with the increased level of financial literacy are getting wiser by the day. They are educated and enlightened due to the advent of Internet. . A change in needs and demands of the borrowers has led to a complete reworking of the UK loan market ... Read >
Author: Aisha Cristal27th August 2008
Petrol and food prices have rocketed, mortgage refusals are at a new record high and house prices are on the down � but why is all this happening? Between April 2007 and April 2008, petrol prices rose by a massive 17% on average, whereas food prices als... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer27th August 2008
The government has recently launched a �rent now, buy later� scheme with the intention of breathing new life into the UK housing market. It is not going to hit the whole of the country at first, and will only be targeting households where income is le... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer25th August 2008
Online gaming in the UK has grown enormously in popularity in recent times and appears to be in line to be the next big thing in the broadband industry.
Plusnet has introduced a broadband package aimed specifically at gamers as company surveys reveal... Read >
Author: Shirley Stevens14th August 2008
For people in the UK who would like to manage their own business one option is to buy a franchise. Franchised businesses account for a significant part of the UK economy. In the last year alone the economic contribution of franchises was as high as £12... Read >
Author: Rich Bendall14th August 2008
We all know that by adding an alarm and window locks to our houses we protect them from being burgled, we all know that if we park our car we should make sure the windows are closed and the doors locked – but how do we protect ourselves from identity th... Read >
Author: Philip Bird29th July 2008
When it comes to real estate and islands, there is only a limited amount of land one can build on and the prices of property in Malta are fairly safe even when other areas look likely to dip into recession. Official figures just released have shown th... Read >
Author: Albert Saliba26th July 2008
The latest surveys on the UK economy warned that overseas holidays could take a major hit as families look to save money on past expenditure - and while some might reduce overseas trips from three to one or two a year, many others are looking to holiday i... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer23rd July 2008
Contributing to a pension is the sensible way to proceed whilst you are earning money. Although our consumerist society urges spending and borrowing in order to keep up with the latest and greatest products and services we also need to think about tomorro... Read >
Author: Alexis Svenn23rd July 2008
The cost of petrol now averages 114p per litre and diesel 126p per litre - an unwanted hike in addition to van insurance and road tax prices. The rising cost of fuel in the UK was yesterday protested by van and lorry drivers. Disgruntled drivers in the ... Read >
Author: Sofia Abasolo17th July 2008
Quantum CAD Ltd, one of the UK’s leading PCB & electronic design companies exhibits at Farnborough Airshow 2008.
In line with its expansion plans to further increase its presence in existing key market segments, electronics design company Quantum CAD... Read >
Author: Quantum CAD10th July 2008
Summary: Cheap loans can be available if the borrower pledges his residential property against the loan amount. The presence of security not only lowers the rate of interest but also makes the repayment term higher.
In the present scenario, availing lo... Read >
Author: Amenda30th June 2008
Within the UK there are is a new immigration system coming into play. In the next coming months the new five tier immigration system will be brought into full swing. The new five tier immigration model has a tier for all different migrants depending on as... Read >
Author: Helen25th June 2008
As economic migration to the United Kingdom has intensified, so too has the need for integration of the various communities that contribute to the UK economy. It is vital to ensure that equal provision is made available to enable foreign nationals to inte... Read >
Author: Shohreh Fleming20th June 2008
During 2008 the immigration law in the UK is being replaced with a points based system. The new system consists of five tiers and each one has it’s own requirements and conditions. The tier system covers employment and student based immigration to the... Read >
Author: Carolyn Clayton29th May 2008
There is a potential risk that a number of business sectors will start to feel the affect of a slow-down in customer spending on the high street. However, small and medium sized business owners are also being warned to monitor the price they pay for commo... Read >
Author: Julian Morgan15th May 2008
Mortgage approvals unexpectedly increased in January as house prices continued to fall. The Bank of England has released new data showing there were 74,000 mortgage approvals in January, which was up 2,000 from December. That month’s figure of 72,000 wa... Read >
Author: Drew Swainston15th May 2008
Mobile phones are totally hot in the UK today. Surely you would agree. Anywhere you go, you are sure to find someone who is talking on it, playing games on it, listening to the latest tunes, or tapping away on the keypads sending a text message. ... Read >
Author: David Webster18th April 2008
The UK economy is at best struggling, and at worst may be on the verge of recession. Add that financial uncertainty to the latest increases in vehicle excise duty announced during Alistair Darling’s first budget and it’s easy to see why leading moto... Read >
Author: mpressman17th April 2008
You’ve worked hard in pursuit of your dream motor. You’ve done your research and test driven scores of cars and now all that remains is the formality of getting your application for used car credit approved. But, there’s a problem. The salesman ha... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan13th April 2008
The combination of a slowing UK economy and his chancellor’s first budget may finally force Gordon Brown to shelve any plans he had for calling a general election in early 2009, as voters will be forced to tighten their belts over the next year.
Rumo... Read >
Author: Vicky Cochrane07th April 2008
It started on the fringes with the failure of smaller sub-prime lenders but the problem is now spreading to mainstream banking. Following the recent news of major US investment bank Bear Stern’s dramatic emergency rescue, the growing transatlantic credi... Read >
Author: Vicky Cochrane25th March 2008
The UK car warranty market has seen some big changes in recent years. It's now possible to purchase policies at discounted rates - it's just a question of knowing where to look for the best deals.
If we take a look at the way in which this sector of th... Read >
Author: Keith Barrett19th March 2008
In a climate of rising interest rates and rising inflation, Britons with a number of loans and debts find their life very struggling. It is beyond their capacity to pay what they owe each month. Now, the Bank of England has ruled out the possibility of an... Read >
Author: Aisha Cristal06th March 2008
For many years now millions of UK credit card customers have enjoyed moving their debt from one interest free credit card to another. To many people this seems a great idea. You can take advantage of a zero percent offers and use this grace period to pa... Read >
Author: Marcus Henry06th February 2008
With the credit crunch hitting the UK economy, many borrowers and homeowners are feeling the squeeze of rising rates and unmanageable bills.
As more borrowers are struggling with debts – made up of credit cards, rises in energy bills and complication... Read >
Author: DCollins30th January 2008
As the Christmas aftermath dawns on the UK economy, it is predicted that nearly 7 million people will end up paying more on the credit card debts they accumulated over the festive period.
With an estimated £34 billion being put onto credit cards durin... Read >
Author: DCollins23rd January 2008
Web development has become a major job market and area of growth in the UK economy. Companies of all sizes and across all industries have come to realise the importance of a sophisticated and functional website to business success. As such, web developmen... Read >
Author: Roger Dursley22nd January 2008
The defence sector has one of the most lucrative job markets in the UK economy. However, it must be said that finding a job within this sector is not necessarily an easy task. The main reason for this is because there are not many specialist defence recru... Read >
Author: Wynnwith21st January 2008
While opening his new consulate in London recently, Prince Albert of Monaco acknowledged the important contribution entrepreneurs people are making to his country, and said he would like to see more in the Principality.
Best known as Europe's premier t... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer20th September 2007
First time buyers are deserting the housing market at a faster rate than anytime in the previous three years whilst the numbers of unsold properties is continuing to rise, according to a recent report produced by the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton26th August 2007
In order for a railway line to run effectively, there needs to be a full staff in the rail car and at the rail station. Indeed, without a full complement of personnel, a railway in the UK cannot run efficiently. Railways need to have train drivers, attend... Read >
Author: Wynnwith26th August 2007
The average business in the United Kingdom has a number of investments that they make to advance their cause within the marketplace. Businesses invest in infrastructure, ranging from storefronts throughout their community to warehouses that facilitate sup... Read >
Author: Wynnwith06th August 2007
Professionals in the railway industry of the United Kingdom need to understand that their career path requires patience. Unlike sales or IT professionals, who are victors or victims to the whim of fickle markets, rail professionals gradually achieve succe... Read >
Author: Wynnwith31st July 2007
The explosion of IT job agencies throughout the United Kingdom over the last decade recognizes the need for IT talent throughout various industries. As well, IT agencies have grown out of a need to bring together a growing pool of graduate talent in a few... Read >
Author: Steve Bishop25th July 2007
The latest installment of a survey that is conducted monthly on behalf of Lloyds TSB Corporate Markets by Continental Research portrays general pessimism in the service sector. Over 200 companies with business turnover above a million reported that they ... Read >
Author: -ddd-05th July 2007
With house prices falling in a number of global locations, the UK property market has been bucking the trend. How much longer will this "economic miracle" continue.
Sitting at a table in a local coffee house, I'm joined by two local estate agents. Both... Read >
Author: Keith Barrett16th May 2007
There has been an elementary shift in the mind-set of UK consumers. They no longer want to control their spending. The tripling of house prices in the past decade and 59 straight quarters of growth have steadfastly upheld the consumer’s confidence. Now,... Read >
Author: Amenda10th May 2007
And boy have we had our fair share of these lately!
And the confusion it causes because we can never be sure just who is telling us the right statistic (or whatever).
That the world is a different place from forty years ago when advertising was the ... Read >
Author: Paul Ashby19th April 2007
The right interview advice for banking jobs can steer you to your much-desired job in the banking industry. The purpose of banking interviews is to determine whether you are the person with the right skills for a particular post in the bank. The questions... Read >
Author: John Turner18th December 2006
The present UK economy has seen a growing number of people who aspire for self-employment. In fact, self-employment has enormous advantages. It brings you freedom, a different work environment where you can rule the business. You have the command over you... Read >
Author: Christian Phelps05th December 2006
Your identity is extremely valuable. You need it to prove who you are
for various purposes in your day-to-day life, such as opening a bank
account, obtaining a loan, getting a credit card, purchasing goods or
services, applying for a passport or drivin... Read >
Author: Benedict Rohan07th November 2006
There is something about the US Economy at the moment that I for one don’t get. Now it may be that being a brit, I am a little slow on the uptake; this has been known to happen every now and then but at the moment I cannot fathom several things out.
... Read >
Author: Stephen Morgan20th October 2006
A Deloitte/YouGov survey finds that the British people see China and India as the biggest challenges to the UK economy over the next five years. Nearly eighty percent of 2,704 people identified fast-growing China as the largest threat to the UK. India was... Read >
Author: Neil More01st September 2006
A new website has been launched to help businesses calculate the cost when employees are off sick.
Figures from the Confederation of British Industry found that employee absence costs the UK economy some 13 billion in 2005 with 164 million working days... Read >
Author: Alison White28th July 2006
A poll was conducted in Great Britain. It asked respondents if they thought that the streets and roads in the country were getting congested. And according to the survey, many Britons thought that this was true.
The poll was created and conducted by... Read >
Author: Joe Thompson19th July 2006
The merger of The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) and National Westminster Bank (Nat West) as well as other major British banks including Barclays and Woolwich Building Society has created major economical and social interest boasting scholarly debate (Paper... Read >
Author: Verena Veneeva09th June 2006
World cup fever for 2006 is predicted to be more intense than 2002, with the advertising industry tipped to see higher sales than previously, with estimated spending on marketing reaching 300m during the tournament. The Centre for Economics and Busine... Read >
Author: sam lowe01st June 2006
The UK economy is losing 23bn a year because women's commercial and technological talents are being wasted, according to the March 2006 report on equality, launched in Britain by the Women and Work Commission.
The IT sector is one of the prime offende... Read >
Author: Jo Dudley15th December 2005
Many people are attracted to the benefits of self-employment, from setting your own hours and being your own boss to having control over the development of your business and career. The control over your lifestyle and work is a good reward for the risks i... Read >
Author: Joseph Kenny09th June 2005
Design Does Matter
The idea that good design can improve how people perceive your business has long been a part of a designer's sales tools.
They try to convince you that by improving your image, maybe creating a new logo or changing the way you commu... Read >
Author: Amanda Vlahakis
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