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Pack your children off to university.
Prices correct as at 10 August 2005 ):. This is particularly useful if a dispute arises with a landlord, for example, which MORE TH>N finds is a common cause 135 of calls from students parents. With our free student’s possessions cover, parents can rest assured that their children's valuable belongings are properly covered. Our legal helpline can also help parents should they need to deal with sorting out leases or disputes with landlords.� The Family Legal Services section of MORE TH>N’s home insurance costs £1.50 a month and provides families with a comprehensive package including:. Read more...
Footspas bubble
With 40% of people refusing to get rid of these rarely-used gadgets, Britain's kitchen cupboards and homes are now bulging with useless goods worth £3.1bn*. Ranking Item % of UK adults admitting to owning but not using 140 the item** 1 Sandwich toaster 43 2 Electric knife 23 3 Vegetable preparation devices 20 4 Footspa 19 5= Bread maker 14 5= Fondue set 14 5= Electric tin opener 14 5= Soda stream 14 9 Pasta maker 6 10 Coffee machine 2 11= Blender 1 11= Juicer 1 Nikki Sellers said:. Read more...
Brits plan billion pound World Cup shopping spree.
The Direct Line research also reveals the big gender gap spanning football fandom - men expect to spend £461 each on World Cup indulgences with women spending just over half that, at £245 each.     Direct Line Home Insurance spokesperson Simon Ziviani commented:. “These people risk footing the bill themselves and should take care their World Cup celebrations don’t come back to haunt them.� For more information, log on to Direct Line Insurance. YouGov interviewed 2458 178 UK adults aged 18 and 178 over. Read more...
Shopping starts at 50
" Our research shows that modern older men aren't turned off by shopping in the way that their fathers might have 46 been. Today's maturing men have a carefree attitude and see spending as a right rather than a privilege. Total spend = 8,337,091,613. Shopping starts at 50 24/11/2005 British men are discovering the joy of shopping later in life, outspending their female counterparts by 3.3 billion a year when they hit 50, according to new research from Direct Line Home Insurance. Read more...