Articles, tagged with "protection scheme", page 4

A Guide to Happy Renting

It's certainly a renter's market. House price slumps, huge deposits and reluctant lenders mean buying a new house is out of the question for a lot of people. How to find the right property Having a nosey around other people's houses can be fun, but fi... Read >
Author: MarkeD

Housing Market Not Set to Recover Soon

What's in Store for 2009 & Beyond? At the end of 2008, the industry consensus was that housing prices would fall by a total of 30% from the peak achieved in the autumn of 2007. Figures released by the Halifax in January 2009 revealed that the cost of t... Read >
Author: PJL

Make sure your Holiday is Covered!

Over the last year a number of travel companies such as Freedom Direct have gone under leaving many people's holiday's ruined and unnecessary stress caused by having to re-book trips. Whether you are booking a holiday package or your flights, hotel and... Read >
Author: Olivia Neate

Stay up to date with your Motor Insurance Policy so you do not lose out

Motorist are being urged to regularly check what their insurance policy offers so they can take advantage of all the benefits on offer and do not end up spending more than they should be. Fully comprehensive policies offer a number of additional benef... Read >
Author: Rochelle

Is Your Tenancy Deposit Protected?

This is one of the biggest concerns that arise from moving into rented accommodation. A tenancy deposit is a sum of money handed over to the landlord as security for payment of rent. When flat and house sharing, this sum is protected by legal regulatio... Read >
Author: EdShin

RBS report largest ever loss in UK corporate history

Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has announced the largest annual loss in UK corporate history, reporting that its 2008 loss totalled £24.1billion. It also said it would put £325billion of toxic assets into a scheme that offers insurance for any future loss... Read >
Author: Rivington

More Worries For Buy-To-Let Tenants As Landlords Default On Mortgage Repayments

Landlords are finding it tough and the last few months have seen 50 per cent more struggling with mortgages. Many people cannot buy at present and renting is popular again but anyone renting must be sure that their landlord is not having problems. One... Read >
Author: michael challiner

A Summary of the Icelandic Banking Debacle

Since the collapse of the American investment banks Lehman Brothers at the start of September, the world economic crisis has leapt to the forefront of most people's minds. Perhaps what was most worrying in the weeks following this event was the collapse o... Read >
Author: Stefan

Will 2009 see more travel firm failures?

And now it’s official, well according to Thomas Cook it is. With over 30 tour operators and more that 20 airlines failing in 2008, the head of Thomas Cooke has predicted that up to 15 more British travel companies will collapse in the first quarte... Read >
Author: Neil Dennis

Section 213 Notice as part of the Tenancy Deposit Scheme for Landlords

Landlords who take a rental deposit should already know that since the introduction of the Tenancy Deposit Scheme in April 2007 that they are required by law to use one of the Government's approved schemes. One of the less well known aspects of the Ten... Read >
Author: Propertyhawk

Suitable Home Security Systems for You

In present, the exclusively efficacious agency to protect your base against robbers is to set up a authentic dwelling security system. domicile protection systems are easily to use, allowing users to ascertain a series of features via keypad. erst armed, ... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola

Difference Between Google Adsense and Click Fraud

If you use AdWords or Adsense on your websites you probably heard about the illegal practice in the underworld of the internet called "click fraud". Click fraud, what is it, and how is it accomplished? for more details you can login to Dense uses a paymen... Read >
Author: AKASH SHARMA

Better travel failure protection called for

The aviation industry is failing to provide passengers with adequate protection if airlines fail, according to a report by the Air Travel Insolvency Advisory Committee (ATIPAC). ATIPAC, which advises the Civil Aviation Authority, called for an end to the ... Read >
Author: Neil Dennis

The Pros Of Having A Critical Illness Protection

We live in a world where the future is unpredictable. We cannot take the chance and simply say that nothing can happen to us. Life is so precious and certainly not a thing to gamble with. Surveys show that someone is more likely to suffer from a critical ... Read >
Author: Billy Leverton

Property Letting – Tenancy Deposit Protection

The tenancy deposit protection scheme was brought into force on 6th April 2007. It was introduced to provide protection for tenants by preventing landlords and letting agents to be able to unfairly withhold a deposit. The tenancy deposit protection scheme... Read >
Author: Helen

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