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Gordon Brown.
Sorry. That was a little blunt, wasn't it? But he is going to feature in this - best to warn you up front, I thought. After all, you wouldn't want him sneaking up on you, would you? He
(Author: Sarah Maple
| Word Count: 572 | Published: Jul 24th 2008)
2: Home from Home Insurance
One topic of conversation seems to have dominated conversations recently: sunshine, or rather, lack of it. Following what seems like weeks of relentless rain, many of us are turning our thoughts to su
(Author: Sarah Maple
| Word Count: 532 | Published: Jul 24th 2008)
3: Home Insurance Big Brother Style
Bring back Dolly and Dick, or even Nasty Nick! Is it just me, or are this years Big Brother contestants the most boring ever? There seem to be no ‘real’ characters, no one to even vaguely inspire a se
(Author: Sarah Maple
| Word Count: 517 | Published: Jul 23rd 2008)
4: The Stress of Traveling
Big jet airplanes? I’m scared, scared, scared. The thought sends me into physical fear. I just don’t like the idea of them. Small propeller airplanes I love. I would go out of my way to go on holiday
(Author: Sarah Maple
| Word Count: 518 | Published: Jul 19th 2008)
5: The streets not covered by car insurance
Given the recent popularity of Britain’s Got Talent it’s likely that insurance companies around the country might expect to receive a rising number of enquiries about anything from insuring their danc
(Author: Sarah Maple
| Word Count: 506 | Published: Jul 19th 2008)
6: Food to Buy Insurance By
There was no food in the house and a whole lot of domestic whatsits to be sorted out. Ok, it wasn’t exactly like there was no food at all in the house. There was stuff you could soak in water overnigh
(Author: Sarah Maple
| Word Count: 506 | Published: Jul 2nd 2008)
7: Insurance For Teachers
One perk of being a teacher is taking advantage of the possibilities opened up by school trips. These offer the perfect chance to escape the confines of the classroom, get to know the students in a sl
(Author: Sarah Maple
| Word Count: 515 | Published: Jul 2nd 2008)
8: OPEC will never have me over a barrel
This decision may have been the result of learning to drive in a clunky old Volvo with exhaustingly heavy steering; on the other hand, perhaps it was because the only places I could think of to drive
(Author: David John Martin
| Word Count: 499 | Published: Jun 4th 2008)
9: Musical Bikes
Not because they stay dry when it rains. Not because they travel faster. Not even, because they are less likely to be injured in an accident than me. No, my main point of jealousy stems from the fact
(Author: Sarah Maple
| Word Count: 502 | Published: Jun 2nd 2008)
10: Why Do We Need Car Insurance?
Having car insurance is an absolute must for all motorists on UK roads. But why is this the case? Well, the short answer is that it is a legal requirement to have at least third party cover. Then why
(Author: Sarah Maple
| Word Count: 579 | Published: May 2nd 2008)
11: The Harsh Reality of Insurance Fraud
One of the reasons so many commit this crime is a failure to recognise it as an offence. It is a common held belief that home insurance companies make vast sums of money out of people's fear and misfo
(Author: Sarah Maple
| Word Count: 493 | Published: Apr 16th 2008)
12: Fully Comp
From home insurance, to pet cover, my monthly outgoings (after rent and food) seem dominated by the fear of ‘something’ going badly wrong.
Everything is covered and protected. Taken individually, my
(Author: Sarah Maple
| Word Count: 464 | Published: Apr 16th 2008)
13: How to proceed with an accident claim?
An accident at work claim has probably crossed your mind, and rightfully so; every year, thousands of hard working individuals are left injured or disabled due to unsafe workplace conditions, who do exactly the same.
(Author: touch9217278
| Word Count: 535 | Published: Apr 10th 2008)
14: What are the pros and cons of a compensation claim.
Making a compensation claim looks easy and a good idea in the beginning... but as time goes by, you discover the catches and fees. However, by that time it’s too late! Too late especially if the medical is done...
(Author: Jittu
| Word Count: 618 | Published: Apr 9th 2008)
15: Storm in a Teacup?
If there were a flood, how quickly would the water come in? Would my humble home insurance policy cover me? If the water did rise, would my emergency supplies be enough to see me through?
Elsewhere
(Author: Sam O
| Word Count: 483 | Published: Apr 6th 2008)
16: Climate Change - Business as Usual
Unpredictable weather is on the increase. Scientists, politicians, business leaders and activists all agree climate change is happening. They differ only in what needs to be done about it. Politici
(Author: Sarah Maple
| Word Count: 513 | Published: Apr 1st 2008)
17: Home Insurance industry set to pay out £30million
Apparently, on the 27th February, at nearly 1am, there was an earthquake in the UK. I didn't notice it, but it lasted approximately two minutes, registered 5.2 on the Richter scale, and was overall a
(Author: Sarah Maple
| Word Count: 541 | Published: Mar 31st 2008)
18: My Ipod (Insecure, Pressurised, Over-worked, Debt-ridden) life - Home Insurance
The threats to the structure and contents of my unaffordable home seem endless. I got onto the housing ladder by sheer struggle, and the struggle to stay on it is relentless. I should have squatted th
(Author: Sarah Maple
| Word Count: 498 | Published: Mar 31st 2008)
19: Home Insurance – The Storm that saved my house
When, before I arrived shaken and financially distraught, clinging onto the so-called housing ladder, I was renting a house at a rent that was more than the potential mortgage payments for a mortgage
(Author: Sarah Maple
| Word Count: 510 | Published: Mar 31st 2008)
20: Insurance re-assurance guaranteed
Only a fool would risk not having home insurance, surely? It makes such perfect sense, doesn’t it? The monthly premiums are hardly extravagant, and in return you get to rest assured that if you have a
(Author: Steven Seagull
| Word Count: 542 | Published: Mar 30th 2008)
21: Insurance Quotes Online - How Would You Find One?
Getting insurance quotes for car online
To get the best cheap insurance quotes online, you need to take the quotes from many companies online. Due to the internet, it is now very convenient and quic
(Author: Robert Mcleary
| Word Count: 393 | Published: Mar 24th 2008)
22: Move or Burn?
Don't mention the words 'box' or 'cardboard' in the same sentence. Also on the vetoed list of words are: tape, van and, obviously, packing.
Moving house. I could stop there, but why spoil the fun. It
(Author: Sarah Maple
| Word Count: 511 | Published: Mar 10th 2008)
23: Car insurance over a telephone or the web?
I don't like computers - another great waste of time as far as I'm concerned, though I am forced to use one a couple of hours a week for work - but spotting my wife's laptop on the kitchen, I figured
(Author: David Rates
| Word Count: 407 | Published: Jan 25th 2008)
24: A policy of Madness?
Insurance: the only bet you don't want to win. Do you want your house to burn down? No. And yet you make a bet with some company that it will. You bet that you'll lose your mobile phone. You bet that
(Author: Mark Hollow
| Word Count: 544 | Published: Jan 17th 2008)
25: Annual Travel Insurance
It is easy to buy an Annual Travel Insurance for a multi travel trip as I have personally experienced and the annual travel insurance is a must if you are travelling abroad. Your domestic plan probabl
(Author: Zvi Jackson
| Word Count: 538 | Published: Jan 7th 2008)
26: Backpacker Insurance coverage
Backpacker insurance is exclusively meant for travel applicable for people aged 35 years or under as offered by many insurance companies. Backpacker insurance usually is meant for travelers who trave
(Author: Irit lopez
| Word Count: 418 | Published: Dec 25th 2007)
27: Why Cant There be an Easier Way! Cars – A Boys tale
After driving around town, doing various manoeuvres and the odd tiny little mistake (that always seemed like a massive one), we were both back at the test centre, and the feeling of relief and triumph
(Author: Sam O
| Word Count: 406 | Published: Dec 25th 2007)
28: Guaranteed Issue Life Insurance - Caveats and Misleading Facts
I'm sure that almost all of us heard about the newest advertisement hype in life insurance. "You can qualify for life insurance without a medical and no salesperson will ever call".
Naturally, it rea
(Author: Lorne S. Marr
| Word Count: 369 | Published: Dec 13th 2007)
29: Health Insurance and Pre-existing Conditions
Do you think that you are uninsurable because of a major pre-existing health condition? If so, you should think twice. Even if you have had some problems in the past, there is a good chance that you w
(Author: Michelle S Slavlo
| Word Count: 330 | Published: Nov 1st 2007)
30: Do you need Travel Medical Insurance?
Are you going to be traveling abroad? If so, there is a chance that you are a bit worried about your medical situation. In other words, will your medical insurance cover you if you are in a different
(Author: Robert D. Hubbard.
| Word Count: 315 | Published: Sep 22nd 2007)
31: Three Reasons to Consider Visa Health Insurance
There are many reasons that you may want to consider looking into what Visa Health Insurance has to offer. Unfortunately, many people pass this by time after time. But if you are going to be traveling
(Author: Ronald D Micheals
| Word Count: 319 | Published: Sep 16th 2007)
32: Visa Health Insurance: Don’t Travel without it
Are you going to be traveling internationally? If so, you probably have many details on your mind. But one that you do not want to forget is your health insurance. The fact of the matter is that trave
(Author: Ronald D Micheals
| Word Count: 337 | Published: Sep 16th 2007)
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