Articles, tagged with "temporary accommodation", page 5
23rd July 2009
If under certain circumstances you have been forced to or have chosen to live temporarily with somebody until your own accommodation is sorted or your circumstances change, then you cannot always expect what conditions you may be placed in and if in despe...
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Author:
Laura room
30th June 2009
1. Will you be covered for the cost of repatriation in an emergency? The FCO sets the guidelines of having at least £2 million worth of cover so that hospital fees and the associated cost of returning you home will be met. The cost should not be underest...
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Author:
mathew
18th May 2009
With everyone currently feeling the pinch, many homeowners are clearing their spare room and advertising for a lodger to help pay the mortgage. But how do you know if becoming a landlord's right for you? We look at the pros and cons of getting a lodger. ...
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Author:
MarkeD
25th April 2009
Food, shelter and clothing are the three basic requirements of every human being irrespective of one condition or location. No matter where you are or how you are but these three things in life is a must to exist. Every individual put his best in order to...
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Author:
Article Manager
10th March 2009
There's no such thing as a standard barn insurance policy. Each insurer offers varying levels of cover and different exclusions. A best and standard barn insurance policy is converting from a disused barn to a stylish and exclusive family home. Barn insur...
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Author:
conversion
03rd March 2009
Vacations have always been a refresher for the human race. Getting oneself refreshed by being on a vacation is the most common thought to get away from boredom and a hectic life schedule. Canada, being the second largest country in the world is home to im...
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Author:
jack jack
19th February 2009
Floods can occur anywhere anytime. And UK is a region that has been facing flood disasters for long now. With the threat of flooding so serious for everyone, it's vital that homeowner's and the people who are planning to buy new properties or shift to new...
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Author:
maximumhit
20th January 2009
The 2007 floods were unbelievable. Anyone watching the television coverage couldn't fail to be horrified by the extent of the damage, not to mention the sad loss of lives. There were families who lost virtually everything within their homes and repairs to...
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Author:
michael challiner
19th December 2008
If your new abode consists of just one large room that combines the functions of eating, cooking, sleeping, sitting, and entertaining, keep furnishings small scale and not too individualised. Pieces that later might took too small in a larger home can alw...
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Author:
Robert Palmer
15th September 2008
Would you like to attract Success in your life? Maybe you are already successful in one area of your life but find that Success escapes you in other areas of your life? So what do you need to do?
Is this a question you have asked yourself before? Is ...
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Author:
Marie-Anne
08th September 2008
If you are like most people, once you learn about the benefits of renting, you will wonder why everyone is not doing it. Renting is extremely popular at the moment. Because it is a flexible alternative to buying and can even offer some nice tax incentives...
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Author:
Laura room
15th August 2008
Traveling to distant places without them therefore makes family members worried about their well-being and safety, so many people nowadays prefer to take pets along rather than leaving them to stay alone at home.
Some of the tips that can be helpful fo...
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Author:
Anita Khurana
23rd July 2008
The Association of British Insurers (ABI) is warning home owners, who live in areas that are at more risk of flooding, that their properties may not be covered by home insurance policies, unless the Government, intervene and create measures that will limi...
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Author:
Ruth
22nd July 2008
More than half a million homes in England could be ineligible for home insurance unless action is taken to protect them against flooding, the insurance industry warned today. The Association of British Insurers (ABI) warned that its members could stop off...
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Author:
Sofia Abasolo
06th July 2008
The British government today announced that flood-hit households will soon know when they can expect to return to their homes.
In a statement, Floods Recovery Minister John Healey said he has heard from the Association of British Insurers about how in...
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Author:
Mildred