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Was Antony Breeze Killed By Payday Lenders?
Last week, Bolton father Antony Breeze died after dousing himself in petrol and setting himself alight. His suicide came after months of being harassed by payday lenders. Breeze, 36, told passer-by who tried to intervene that he had ‘had enough.’ After his death, police found recent text messages from no less than three different payday [...]
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Why You Should Visit St. Lucia ~ ‘The Emerald Isle’
The post Why You Should Visit St. Lucia ~ ‘The Emerald Isle’ appeared first on Money Bulldog
Angelina Jolie Beats Cancer & It’s Costs
It’s been the biggest, most surprising news of the year. Angelina Jolie’s quiet, dignified struggle with the eponymous BRCA1 gene has floored us all. Having been given the choice between a lifetime’s worth of intense scrutiny and anxiety and the chance to have a preventative double mastectomy, Jolie bravely opted for the latter, reducing her [...]
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Attention Young Investors: 5 Tips You Need To Know!
Here at rplan, we offer tools and functionality to help investors with their investment decisions, and we are always trying to find new ways to make understanding your investments as easy as possible. As a young investor myself, I can honestly say that I have both made mistakes and learned some valuable lessons from them; here are a few of the ones that stuck with me most, which I hope will help other investors avoid the same pitfalls. Don’t Put It Off I am very lucky to have had individuals explain the importance of investing to me so I was able to start in my mid-twenties.
Weekend Round Up #5
The Weekend Round Up features a selection of members' posts from the previous week.
Finance Fox gives some tips on ways to use your blogging income. As I'm a full time blogger I use most of my income for living expenses and paying into my stakeholder pension. The remained goes towards my annual Cash ISA limit.
I'm honoured with the write up about me by Drew of Objective Wealth in his monthly Blog Nod.
Sounds like Maria of the Money Principle was really messed around by easyJet when they cancelled her flight to Geneva.
Nutmegonomics aims to make finance fun and accessible for everyone; a great aim which all we bloggers should try to epouse.
Rob of Money Watch highlights that Kickstarter crowdfunding is now available in the UK.
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Comment by Maria Nedeva on November 4, 2012 at 15:54 -
Thanks for mentioning us, Karen. We had horrid journey and really good break (apart from me being upset for not running the marathon but there are other races; already have made a list :)).
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Comment by Karen Bryan on November 4, 2012 at 19:28 -
Maria with the snow it sounds as though it was a good thing that you didn't run in the Geneva Marathon. In a way the flight being cancelled was a "good" thing for your health, if only easyJet had handled it properly with timely information.
Pity that you won't be at the Tweet Up in London tomorrow but I know it's too far for you to ocme from Manchester for an evening get-together.
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