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Brits are a Nation of Great Collectors |
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Over 18% of respondents have had to change the home around to accommodate their expanding hoard with 13% using a dedicated room. The survey conducted by Churchill Home Insurance prompted 75% of the UK to admit that they had their own private collection, with men claiming to be the worst affected by the craze. Homepride ‘Fred’ home insurance rating figures 5. |
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First time buyers warned  Contact the crime prevention unit at your local police station - they will check that your new home is secure and recommend extra safety measures. If you have a garden shed, lock it with a combination lock. Have an intruder alarm fitted. Never label keys with your surname or address. Do not leave a spare key hidden outside the house and make sure you only give spare sets to people you can trust. See more... |
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All sorts of quirkiness  Check they provide cover anywhere in the world without the need to arrange extra cover (although you may be based home insurance rating in the UK most of the time, many musicians and music teachers travel overseas on tours and a household policy may not cover such events). John Feaver, marketing manager for Allianz home insurance rating Cornhill Musical Insurance says:. Read more... |
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Shopping starts at 50  YouGov interviewed a total of 2,032 UK adults aged 18 and above. Total spend = 8,337,091,613. One in ten has bought an i-Pod in the last year, compared to only one in 20 (four per cent) women and 41 per cent has bought a home computer or laptop, against 26 per cent of women. Over-50s women spent 8,337,091,613 on goods in 2004 (see point 3). 11 8 14 16 6 16 0 Number who enjoy impulse shopping. Find out here.. |
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Footspas bubble  The popularity of internet shopping and browsing has probably played a large part in tempting people to purchase so-called labour saving devices, which, unfortunately, do not turn out to be as useful as originally thought." Notes - Sources:. Nikki Sellers, head of esure home home insurance rating insurance, said:. Costing on average £50 each and owned by one fifth of adults, the total value of unused footspas owned by UK homes now tops £450m***. Item Total value of unused item*** Footspa 451m Bread maker 431m Sandwich toaster 377m Electic knife 109m Fondue set 86m. Further Info... |
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It's all in the stars! Star sign information:. Research shows they are the exception to the rule as the homes of unlucky water signs rather than air signs tend to suffer the majority of storm damage and lightening strikes. If you're a water sign, take extra care when you're tackling DIY in the bathroom and be sure to know where your stop-cock is. Intriqued - here's more... |
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