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Latin: Caveat Emptor - Let the buyer beware For many centuries buyers in Britain had to think carefully about the principle of 'caveat emptor' - let the buyer beware. The onus to buy goods fit for their purpose rested with the buyer and not the seller. Thankfully, modern consumer law now offers buyers much greater …
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Why do some people in the UK have to pay for their care when others get it free?
ISA’s or in full, Individual Savings Accounts have been for many years an essential tool for saving tax-free both in cash and stocks and shares. Many banks and building societies offered better rates for ISA’s to attract the longer term saver and keep them as customers. However, times change and since the banking crisis, we …
One week ago in this post, I announced that this blog would be focusing on personal finance. My aim is getting nearer by the day as I create content and ideas for posts that my readers will wish to read. The blog will be given a new look and at the moment I am taking …
Hello readers! Thank you for taking your time to read my posts and follow my blog. It is greatly appreciated that you do. At the end of last year, I wrote a blog post entitled, "So far so good" where I said that you shouldn't be surprised if I narrowed down the subjects that I …
Thousands of books have been written on how to be successful. It seems too, that everywhere you look online there are people who claim that they can teach you how to be successful. Beware though of many of these so-called success leaders. They make their money from people who pay for their online coaching or …
I love the springtime here in England! The first flowers are on show and the buds on the plants ready to open. The birds are singing and busy building their nests and fields have lambs bounding about enjoying their new life. It's a time to enjoy as the weather warms up and the daylight hours …
