Posts Tagged ‘because’

Why are more inclined to vote Tory because of the billboards that have been put up in the UK?

Monday, May 16th, 2011

In my opinion, the billboards are immature in gimmicky, though since I am part of a working class family, I suppose I’m biased.

The billboards I’m talking about are the ones pointing out Gordon Brown’s previous mistakes (e.g. – I widened the gap between the rich and poor, vote for me. Or vote for change. Vote Tory) or the ones promising change (e.g. – I’ve never voted Tory before, but we need to sort out our economy).

My questions are:

Why are people swayed by these methods?
Do you think that the Conservatives are finally trying to looking after the working class?
Do you share my opinion and think that this is cheap and childish?
If you’re voting Conservative, why?
Who did you vote for before?
If you’ve been manipulated by these billboards, what do you find appealing about them?

Thank you in advance for anyone that answers. I appreciate all answers, even if your opinions aren’t the same as mine. I’m simply curious :)
Actually, I was sharing my opinions and asking other people for theirs.

I apologise if I’ve offended you, but I want people to tell me what they think and why they think I’m wrong/right.

Believe me, I could write a LOT more than on politics, and not just about the Tories either. My intentions are to find out what other people think about this.

I also never said that I loved Gordon Brown. Yes, if I was old enough to vote, I would vote Labour, but that doesn’t mean that I “love” the leader. It’s the policies and intentions that I “love”.

Like I’ve already said, I’m sorry if I’ve offended you.

UK SPECIFIC: Can a provider sue me if I cancel a contract early because I lost my job?

Thursday, April 28th, 2011

I have existing ‘contracts’ with BT and Sky which are deals that were taken out with a minimum period. A few months in I am facing redundancy (thanks to the poor economy at the moment). If I lose my job I will have to cut unnecessary expenses (hence Sky TV and the landline will need to get the chop). If I cancel for these reasons, what is the likelihood that I’d be sued or sent to a debt recovery agency for collection??
Just to clarify: There is no physical contract that has been signed, nor has there been any account created/money lent. It is simply an ‘agreement’ to accept services for a set period. Thanks

Should native white British be allowed to use the NHS (because they don’t contribute towards it)?

Friday, March 4th, 2011

Most staff who work in our hospitals from doctors through to porters are foreign or non-white British.

There are people who say that only native British should be able to use the NHS (even non-white British should be banned) and all ‘foriegners are in the UK for ‘benefits’.
Yet it is these ‘foreigners’ who are the backbone of the UK ecomony..Most of the workers in the service industries from cleaners to taxi drivers to corner shop owners are not Anglo Saxon. Without them the UK economy would go bust. They pay more taxes than so called natives..

I personally don’t mind White British using our NHS or our services but I wish they would stop complaining about others being lazy when the only whites I know are unemployed. The Polish wouldn’t be able to take ‘their’ jobs if during the 16 years of compulsory education they had learnt how to read and write.

Strikes in the UK because of public sector cuts?

Sunday, January 23rd, 2011

Union delegates at the TUC conference have agreed to coordinate strike action to try to prevent the public sector spending cuts.

Do you agree with this? I don’t want people to lose their jobs, but the fact is the state is pretty much bust.

If we don’t make the cuts, where is the money supposed to come from to pay for public sector jobs in an economy where half the jobs are in some way dependent on state spending? Don’t people realise that if the government hadn’t put in place this programme of cuts, the credit rating agencies would have downgraded Britain’s rating and we would have been in a similar predicament to Greece and Ireland?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-11278570

Can a credit card company close your account because your balance is low?

Tuesday, January 11th, 2011

I have a credit card with a very high limit but a very low balance. If they closed it then my available credit to balance ratio would shoot up to about 60% which is horrible. I do know that I have to stay active with purchasing and paying it first and foremost though.

Have you ever considered selling your horses because of the economy?

Tuesday, December 28th, 2010

Sometimes I think about selling my horses because of the economy. My family’s life would be so much easier without the expense of our, well my, horses. I know we would all be happier with the extra money every month. I’m sure it equals up to $500. But I’m too stubborn, I’ve done it too long, and what can I say, I’m pretty good at what I do. Idk, it saddens and depresses me because idk how to make it work. I’m working on getting a job at my friends moms restaurant, so I can pay for at least the board myself. What do you think about the economy and horses. How do you make it work? UK people, what’s it like over there? I wanna move to Norway or England haha.
Well I have two horses. One is my seasoned rodeo horse, the other is my rising rodeo horse, here after summer when the season starts again, he’ll be the main one I compete on. Once I retire the seasoned horse I’ll sell him or lease him out.

Could America really have to get rid of student loans because of the horrible economy?

Thursday, December 9th, 2010

I am still in high school and i recently i have been hearing the the country may have to get rid of student loans for college. This scares me, because there is no way i could afford to go to college other wise. I dont understand how they could get rid of them, because this would turn our country into a monopoly where only the rich could be educated and become even wealthier. Could someone please explain to me what is going on?

We are trying to finance a 3rd car but we cant get approved because apparently we can only have 2 cars finance?

Wednesday, October 20th, 2010

Why cant we finance the 3rd car? Has anyone else heard of this?

Secured loans for homeowners: because home provides more than living space

Friday, August 27th, 2010

Secured loans for homeowners are also called mortgages. They are
loans that are backed by a collateral. A Secured loan for Home
Owners is offered against the guarantee of your home or any
concrete property. It enables you to get loans according to your
needs and also get good deals for easy repayment. They basically
mean that if you are a home owner, you can borrow money from a
recognized lender offering your property as security against the
loan. Their popularity is escalating. Secured loans for
homeowners have always been made available at low interest
rates. They are forever bettering their own record in terms of
interest rates.

The whole perception of the world in the past few years has
changed. It allows us to see and capture things that have not
been possible in the past. Borrowing money is no longer
considered taboo and therefore applying for a loan is a
preferred way to sort out our financial troubles. Loans have
become accessible and by applying for a secured loan, we can
avail of benefits like: Lower monthly repayments than unsecured
loans The ability to borrow more money Spread repayments over a
longer period of time Home equity is the value of the home that
it may fetch, when sold. Thus, equity shows the market value of
the home. By taking a secured loan, one can use this equity.
Using equity does not mean selling the home. It is because of
the equity that borrowers get the best terms on secured loans.
Secured Loans for Home Owners is based on the equity worth of
the property and is the preferred loan choice of majority of
lenders (and home owners!). This choice offers cheaper interest
rates and will be more flexible if the credit track record of
the borrower is a bit dodgy. All because you own a property, you
can use it as a guarantee, should anything go wrong with your
repayments.

There is more scope to borrow larger amounts of money when it is
secured against your home, as long as you are able to satisfy
the lender of your ability to repay the loan. The amount of
money you can borrow over a given term depends on a number of
factors, including the amount of equity remaining in your home
and your apparent ability to repay the loan. So it pays to spend
time finding the right loan from a company you are happy with.

Offering the home as collateral does not cease the rights of the
borrower as the owner of the home. Though the lender holds the
ownership rights to the home, these are exercisable only when
the borrower does not repay the entire amount of the loan. The
borrower stays in the home and even regains the rights when the
final instalment to the loan is paid.

These days, Secured loans for
homeowners
are available with a wide selection of flexible
repayment plans, making it easy to ‘tailor’ your loan payments
to suit your own personal finances. In the event that you should
fail to keep up the required payments on your secured loan, the
lender has the right to ask the courts to enforce the sale of
your home in order to recoup the remaining debt incurred.
However, repossession of your property by the lender of your
secured loan due to failure to meet repayments is the worst-case
scenario.

Many people with a bad credit history think that they will not
be able to get a secured loan, but any home owner that can offer
property as security against a loan should not have a problem.

The best attraction of secured loans for home owners is, simply,
that it is secured. And because it is a secured loan, it is
cheaper. Compare it with your bank or credit card loans, and you
might be in for a shock! Secured loans for home owners are
credited by offering the lowest interest rates. Interest being a
function of risk is lesser in case of secured loans. This is the
most important aspect of loan. The result is that you have more
money for other things each month, money that would otherwise
have gone to financial institutions in the form of interest.
This type of secured loan allows you to spend the money on
anything you choose, from that much-needed vacation, to home
improvements, to consolidating other more expensive loans.

The most preferred loans are those that are offered with
sufficient backing. Many lenders look more favourably on people
who are home owners as this demonstrates a commitment to repay a
large amount of money over a long period. Because these loans
are secured by the equity of the property, there is less risk to
the lender and the interest rates are lower. They are a smart
way to go!!

Marsha Claire is offering loan advice for quite some time.To
find UK secured loans,unsecured loans,mortgage visit http://www.ukfinanceworld.co.uk

Marsha Claire is offering loan advice for quite some time.To
find UK secured loans,unsecured loans,mortgage visit

http://www.ukfinanceworld.co.uk.

Life Insurance Uk: Because Your Dependents Need Your Care

Monday, May 10th, 2010

According to the association of British insurers the UK insurance industry is an important contributor to its economy. It is a major employer and a significant source of overseas earning. The industry provides a wide range of services from car and house insurance to pensions, life cover and savings.

Furthermore, by using the life insurance UK products the individuals and businesses can manage their risks and recover from losses. According to them the UK insurance industry is the largest in Europe and the third largest in the world, accounting for 11% of total worldwide premium income. Such is the vastness of life insurance UK products, its usages and customers.

Many people ask as why I should buy a life insurance UK product. The answer is obvious and multi-faceted. According to the industry experts the insurance help in replacing your income and provide financial security to your dependents. It may help paying final expenses like your funeral and burial costs, debts, and medical expenses not covered by health insurance. It also can create an inheritance for your heirs by buying a life insurance UK policy and naming them as beneficiaries.

Furthermore, you can make significant charitable contributions and create a source of savings. Thus, for these benefits and above all peace of your mind opt for a life insurance UK product and make your and your dependent’s life safe and secure.

Allan Elvin is an MBA in Finance and has a rich experience of writing on topics related to finance. He professes special interest and expertise in life insurance UK and in guiding you on its various details.