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Freebies in finance: Bribe or a bonus?
Fluffy meerkats, free Kindles, vouchers… There are all sorts of freebies on offer when you’re shopping for a new contract. We look to see if any of them are worth it.
Plan Ahead to Make Savings on Your Travel Money This Half Term
CHESTER, England, January 31, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --Save almost £100* preparing your finances before your tripBrits can benefit from 9 per cent stronger rates than in July 2011Those planning a half term ...
CarShareHFX announces expansion for 2012 during its third anniversary celebration
HALIFAX , Jan. 30, 2012 /CNW Telbec/ - The third anniversary party of CarShareHFX, the company providing a "car ownership free" option, revealed to Haligonians its development plan for the upcoming ...
Obituaries – January 26, 2012
Includes obituaries for Dorothy L. Aldrich, Andrew C. Smith, Randall W. Welfley, Lawrence E. Keller, Grace Weldon, Lynn F. Derr, Edythe Kern, and Ermon P. Mayfield.
Selling condo would help stretch retiree’s assets
A minimalist lifestyle will also help her live comfortably into her 90s
Woman attacked in Mexico identified as Calgarian
Friends of a Calgary woman who was badly beaten at a resort in Mexico are collecting donations to help cover her medical costs.
Drug War Chronicle, Issue #713 (long version)
Subj: Drug War Chronicle, Issue #713 (long version) a publication of StoptheDrugWar.org Issue #713 . . .
Gap year travel: what to put in if you plan to take a year out
A well-planned gap year is great way to impress potential employers. So what do you need to know before you go – and what pitfalls should you avoid while there? Until now, most young people have regarded taking a gap year between school and higher education as a well-deserved period of rest and recreation after four years of exams. But not any more: the near trebling of tuition fees by many ...
Victoria nurse allegedly stole from patients
A former psychiatric nurse at Victoria's Royal Jubilee Hospital has been arrested for allegedly stealing from patients.
Five steps to reduce debt
Four in 10 people use their credit cards to pay for groceries, while others are driven to debt just to cover the mortgage. So if you have to borrow, here's how to be clever about it More than 12 million people will be running up debts on their credit cards to fund day-to-day living costs to see them through January. High levels of inflation, particularly for essentials such as car fuel, food ...
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