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We continue our tour through the baffling world of financial jargon.
From Knock-out to Quanto (they’re both options by the way), it’s the K - Q of everything you might want to know about finance.
And please, if there is anything you think we have missed out, drop us a line.
Knock-out Option
An option that has reached […]
Filed by ofecymagi at November 29th, 2007 under Property insurance
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In Consuming Issues, David Hollingsworth of London & Country Mortgages answers your questions on mortgages.
Let’s kick off with this question from Pauline in London, who would like to repay her mortgage. She been told that she needs to be careful because she will have to hold the deeds to her property and that if she […]
Filed by ofecymagi at November 28th, 2007 under Property insurance
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Norwich Union is to raise domestic property insurance premiums by an average of 10% from next week, the BBC has learned.
The firm, the UK&39;s agriculture casualty insurance property Mary Walsh.
Repair cost rise
Norwich Union insures about one in five homes in the UK.
A spokesman said the […]
Filed by ofecymagi at November 27th, 2007 under Property insurance
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Read more on News - Q&A: Insurance and storm damage
After recent storms left thousands of people homeless and many more with damaged property, Malcolm Tarling of the Universal property and casualty insurance company of British Insurers answers some important insurance questions.
Q: Many people have been forced into temporary accommodation after their homes were flooded. Will […]
Filed by ofecymagi at November 25th, 2007 under Property insurance
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So you have found your ideal property? You’ve arranged to get a mortgage, started looking for your next sofa and then you discover it’s going to be difficult to get insurance for your new place.
Insurance companies will look at an area and assess its risk.
If it deems the area too risky, then it […]
Filed by ofecymagi at November 24th, 2007 under Property insurance
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Read source on News - Stormy year for property insurers
florida property insuranceng of storms, typhoons and insurance landlord property renteds has made 2004 the most expensive year on record for property insurers, according to Swiss Re.
The world’s second biggest insurer said disasters around the globe have seen property claims reach $42bn (21.5bn).
“2004 ids property casualty […]
Filed by ofecymagi at November 22nd, 2007 under Property insurance
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Things you want to protect in your life do not come much bigger than your home and your possessions.
Your biggest single purchase and your greatest financial commitment is likely to be your home, so it makes sense to protect your bricks and mortar and what is inside against the worst.
From fire to flood, storm […]
Filed by ofecymagi at November 21st, 2007 under Property insurance
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A Ballymena-based property magnate is Ireland’s highest new entry on the Sunday Times Rich List.
Sam Morrison’s firm Corbo Ltd has thrived thanks to Northern Ireland’s property boom, the paper said.
It “rental property insurance” estimated his fortune at 350m, putting him joint 214th overall and 26th on the Irish list.
County Fermanagh entrepreneur Sean Quinn and […]
Filed by ofecymagi at November 20th, 2007 under Property insurance
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Steven Naismith grabbed a hat-trick as United property insurance moved into the final of the CIS Insurance Cup with a comprehensive defeat of SPL rivals Falkirk.
Naismith’s finishing was the ids property casualty insurance between the sides in a scrappy affair.
The striker gathered a Colin Nish flick before driving home the opener under the body of […]
Filed by ofecymagi at November 15th, 2007 under Fire insurance
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The police branded him ‘the ultimate conman’ - he posed as the grieving widower at his wife’s funeral, days after strangling and drowning her.
Randle Williams was jailed for life on Tuesday for murdering his wife Natalie in April 2002.
But he had tried to hide his guilt, covering his tracks with an elaborate plan to claim […]
Filed by ofecymagi at November 14th, 2007 under Home insurance
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