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Critical Illness Insurance. Insurers Under Fire
by: Michael Challiner
Recent press coverage has again lambasted the insurance industry over critical illness insurance. The underlying problem is that a critical illness claim is not as straightforward as, for example, a claim under car or life insurance. With car insurance it's patently clear whether or not you've had an accident - the damage is there to be seen and repaired. And with life insurance it's goin... (read more)
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Eight Things Not To Do In An Interview
by: Jim Brackin
Less than 7% of applicants are successful in landing that ideal job. Competition is fierce, so to avoid disappointment it’s useful to know what not to do in order to increase your chances of interview success. In a recent research study undertaken by Extra Sensory Perception Limited, commissioned by on-line recruitment company Ifoundwork, over 50 recruiter's from key industry sectors in the UK ... (read more)
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1st And 2nd Mortgage Refinance Loan
by: Carrie Reeder
Refinancing a first and second mortgage requires some extra considerations. Depending on your equity, you may find that combining the two mortgages results in a higher interest rate. You may also find that you have to carry PMI with the refinanced mortgage. Will Refinancing Benefit You? Refinancing two mortgages allows you to consolidate your loans into one payment, often lowering your monthly bil... (read more)
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Payday Loans: A Better Solution For The Average American Worker
by: Danielle Peck
With the New Year upon us and Christmas bills starting to pile up, countless Americans are wondering how they will pay the bills and cover the taxes due in April. Payday loans are one solution to individuals feeling the crunch of bills and taxes. A cash advance will enable you to pay those bills and take care of impending circumstances without over-extending your credit cards or racking up non-suf... (read more)
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How Does A Company Articulate Its USP?
by: Cube Management
Companies follow different strategies in order to articulate their unique selling propositions. Often times, if a company has not gone through a go-to-market strategy or a strategic planning marketing process it makes sense to start there by gathering your team together and looking in-depth at the elements of your go-to market strategy. Those include your target, your target markets, target custom... (read more)
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Free Debt Management Services Compared
by: Carrie Reeder
Debt plagues millions of people all over the world. Debt can be a positive thing. For instance, if we never had any debt we would never be able to buy a house or a car. Debt is necessary in many cases, but for some people it can get out of hand. There are many free debt management services available to the public. Each service offers various advantages and perks unique only to their company. Here,... (read more)
• March 2006 •
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Credit Card Fraud Be Aware
by: Peter Kenny
Are you worried about your credit card or debt card being stolen? You’re not alone, it’s estimated that 51% of people in the UK are concerned about their credit and debt cards being stolen. Credit card fraud is a consent worry, and with more people using there cards as there main source of paying for services and goods. It gives the criminals many more chances too get our information from our card... (read more)
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How To Recognize And Avoid Risky Investments
by: Steven Boaze
The patterns of any particular investment will detail the relative risks and rewards undertaken with each investment. Risks can be defined as "the chance or possibility of injury, damage or loss." Risk focuses on the future and our ability to forecast that future. In turn, the ability to predict the future is largely dependent on what you've learned from the past. The best you can do is to stud... (read more)
• March 2006 •
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Why Failing In Your Home Business Is The Key To Your Success
by: Daegan Smith
"Failure is the key to success; each mistake teaches us something." (Morihei Ueshiba, founder of Aikido) Thomas Alva Edison failed in his experiment for thousands of times before he was able to invent the electric light bulb. Laurence Peter failed when more than 20 publishers rejected his book, "The Peter Principle," before it became a best-seller. Abraham Lincoln failed the bar exam, failed in se... (read more)
• March 2006 •
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Sub-Prime Mortgage Loans - Five Ways To Lower Your Rates On A Sub-Prime Mortgage
by: Carrie Reeder
Sub-prime mortgages don’t mean you have to pay excessively high interest rates to buy a home. By taking time to do some research and pick the right terms, you can save thousands on your mortgage. The following five tips will help you get low rates with the right subprime lender. Compare Lenders The number one way to lower your interest rates on your sub-prime mortgage is to compare lenders before ... (read more)
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