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Pack your children off to university.
Online legal documents, legal fees and mediation services also available to students, for example should they get into a dispute with a landlord (as part of the legal services add-on). University Premium for specialist student policy Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, EH14 £135 University of Manchester , M13 £226 University of Birmingham , B15 £186 Oxford University , OX1 £135 Cardiff University , CF10 £135 Average £163.40 Source, Endsleigh Insurance 2 According to Endsleigh Insurance, September 2004. Read more...
Firework Ban.
Research by Churchill Home Insurance found that over 38 million people are expected to take part in this year’s firework spectacular. The research shows that nearly half the UK population is going to a public firework display this year - people are taking firework responsibility seriously. The survey also found that for six out of ten people the days running up to November 5th are a real concern. However, nine out of ten believe that fireworks are dangerous and should be used only in displays organised by qualified professionals, as in Australia and in some 165 US states such as New York. Read more...
Gift Fest This Christmas
And nearly three-quarters (73%) of parents actively encourage their children to believe in the Christmas fantasy. Father Christmas’ annual visit gets the kids excited, but that’s where the magic ends for UK parents as they gear up to spend a whopping £1.4billion* on presents this year. Research by Churchill Home Insurance reveals that parents are planning to shell out £119 on presents for each of their children this year. Top ten Christmas presents for kids. Churchill’s Head of 41 Home Insurance, Martin Scott said:. Read more...
Footspas bubble
Item Total value of unused item*** Footspa 451m Bread maker 431m Sandwich toaster 377m Electic knife 109m Fondue set 86m. Figures have been adjusted for 89 inflation. 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:. 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*. Read more...