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Recently there was a piece of news about a Tesco delivery guy who knocked on the door of a house in West Sussex and didn’t get an answer. The matter was that he became angry because of that and wrote an unpleasant note starting with “Dear Mr and Mrs
The meerkats are getting so much attention from the Competition and Markets Authority nowadays that it’s time to shoot a TV show about it. The CMA doesn’t usually report drift by without inspiring the Brits who are always lazy to make a step to go to a shop. They
The largest energy suppliers in Britain don’t manage their clients’ complaints. The situation goes so far that nearly half of the people who complain choose to switch a provider. As a biennial survey by Ofgem shows, the level of satisfaction with how the troubles are handled falls down, even
The number of people using credit cards have been decreasing dramatically. The Central Bank thinks it’s connected to the MBNA departure and the cancellation of inactive accounts. Also, many people might have chosen debit cards instead of credit ones, especially after worldwide Visa and MasterCard systems were introduced. This
Because of banks’ hidden fees, borrowing becomes more and more difficult. Banks are continuing to rise their fees and fooling customers by implementing sneaky charges from seemingly advantageous 0% transfer deals and other operations. When last month the base rate has caused the lowest evert rates for mortgage and
According to Mark Channing, if you’re armed with some money-saving tips, you will be able to avoid terrible premiums for your car insurance. About 14,000 motorists have suffered after the Enterprise Insurance company collapse – they needed to take some pains to gain their replacement car insurance. Irish clients
Be careful to cancel a holiday travel if one of your relatives is ill, as you may be charged dramatically. Insurers make it almost impossible to prove anything to them, so don’t hurry to cancel your trip if a loved one of yours is ill or have passed away.
The holy secret of the City – investment trusts – are about to become open for all. Such trusts were hidden from wide public at all costs, but now the companies investing into the other companies’ shares will become open for private investors. Till nowadays such dealing games were
Which is the best option: using an investment trust or an Oeic (open-ended investment company)? They seem almost the same – funds taking money from thousands of citizens paying charges to specialists who make investments on their behalf. According to the publication by the Association of Investment Companies, investment
Last week we have heard two speeches from two presidential elections candidates – Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. They were talking about the economic policies they found suitable for the country. Both speeches were performed in Michigan, and both didn’t inspire people at all. Mr Trump’s hard-to-understand speech was