Personal Finance Advisers

A simple definition of a one day insurance cover

Wednesday, 8 February, 2012

Many people usually use other people’s cars for various reasons. In case of an accident, the user, in this case the one, who has borrowed the car, might be forced to foot the repair bills on his own before returning back the borrowed car. This is where a one day insurance policy comes to play.
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Permanent health insurance is a must if you are self employed

Friday, 27 January, 2012

Like most people I find balancing the household finances at the end of the month a struggle. With three children all under eight and me not in full time work we need to watch every penny and I have become adept at making the money last and would be described by the popular press as [...]

Increase the Value of Your Property by Investing in Double Glazing

Thursday, 26 January, 2012

We all want to live in a house with as big a value attached to it as possible. Not only does this give us the chance to sell and move on in the future but it also gives us the peace of mind that an equity release loan could save our bacon one day if [...]

How the AWD Affects Contract Workers

Tuesday, 24 January, 2012

Often abbreviated as ‘AWD,’ the Agency Workers Directive was established to provide a semblance of equal rights to contract and temporary workers who are not employed in permanent positions by employers. As of October 2011, the UK instituted directives so that in some areas of employment, temps and contract workers would enjoy equal benefits if [...]

Young Britons Find Debt Solutions to Avoid Bankruptcy

Friday, 20 January, 2012

As early as spring and summer of 2011, the Telegraph reported that young Britons were avoiding insolvency through a number of interesting debt solutions. Not only were they cutting back on spending to avoid racking up higher amounts of debt but they were seeking alternative ways to circumvent being made bankrupt. These trends continued through [...]

Can I bend the rules of IR35?

Tuesday, 10 January, 2012

To avoid your contract and working practices falling inside IR35 legislation, you will need to clearly show that the way you are working is that of a self employed contractor.Talking to a specialist accountant means they will be able to advise you on your current contracting situation and advise you on the best way to contract which will maximise your take home pay.

Instant Decision Credit Cards

Friday, 16 December, 2011

The world we live in, feedback and results are now expected right away. Once a decision or move has been made, we as a society expect to know the answer without delay. A lot of this is due to the Internet and technology age, where we are able to communicate instantly and get answers to [...]

It only took 5 minutes, but after taking part in a Permanent Health Insurance Comparison I saved over £212pa!

Friday, 16 December, 2011

I have used the same insurance broker ever since I had my first car and I needed to arrange cover. They always seemed to work very hard trying to get me the most competitive premiums and the process seemed to take an hour or so and I would always walk away with a hand written [...]

I found a site called Mortgage Protection Cover and saved loads!

Monday, 5 December, 2011

Having always been an advocate of the fixed rate mortgage since buying my first home some twenty two years ago, I have only recently reached the end of a five year fixed-rate mortgage which, in retrospect wasn’t the best deal I have ever signed up for. Although the interest rate was not stupidly expensive it [...]

Health Cashplans Spotlight after Extreme Fatigue forces Lloyds Boss to Step Down

Tuesday, 22 November, 2011

Health cash plans are a fantastic idea, for safeguarding your future income, should you suffer a difficult time within your working lifetime due to stress, fatigue or other mental health problems. The issue is highlighted by recent news that Lloyds TSB chief executive Antonio Horta-Osorio has been forced to step down from his position through [...]