Tens of thousands of pensioners fall victims of healthcare homes con
This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on 24th February 2013 09:55.
Tens of thousands of pensioners and people approaching retirement have been sold worthless ‘trust’ schemes that promised to protect...
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Tens of thousands of pensioners fall victims of healthcare homes con
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Working 26 hours at once !!!!
My wife works as a support worker working with young people with constant care and supervision. Her hours of work are 2pm until 2pm the following day, but at 10pm she has to stay on the premises and sleep until 7am then continue through until 2pm making 24 hours.
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£75,000 cap on cost of care will lose thousands of pensioners their homes
£75,000 cap on cost of care will lose thousands of pensioners their homes
This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on 9th February 2013 10:42.
A chief architect of plans to limit the cost of long-term care has criticised ministers for setting the cap so high that thousands... -
Undercover Elsa started a topic Green Deal for Energy Saving: New Boilers, Insulation etc starts today.in UtilitiesGreen Deal for Energy Saving: New Boilers, Insulation etc starts today.
The Guardian:
The Green Deal, the government's flagship programme to make millions of homes more energy efficient, goes fully live on Monday. But will it be a case of "Deal or No Deal" once homeowners have looked at what's on offer and done the maths?
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Libor link in Guardian Care Homes legal case against Barclays
Libor link in Guardian Care Homes legal case against Barclays
This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on 27th January 2013 09:43.
*......could open floodgates for claims* The two scandals of interest rate swap mis-selling and Libor-rigging have been brought together... -
Bailiffs' behaviour to be controlled by new laws
Bailiffs' behaviour to be controlled by new laws
Laws to tackle aggressive bailiffs will be introduced next year in England and Wales, the government has announced. Bailiffs will be banned from entering homes at night, or properties where only children are present, and will be... -
OFT bars RBS debt collecting that puts homes at risk
OFT bars RBS debt collecting that puts homes at risk
This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on 11th January 2013 18:21.
*Regulator imposes requirements on Royal Bank of Scotland's use of charging orders - a way of collecting unsecured debts that could see borrowers...... -
If it can happen in America
Housing associations in the US are foreclosing on Banks who refuse to maintain the homes they have repossessed.
(LINK) Payback! Hundreds of Homeowners Associations Threaten Banks with Foreclosure | TheSleuthJournal
Consumer Revenge?
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Barclays fights care homes swaps case
Barclays fights care homes swaps case
This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on 9th December 2012 17:54.
*Barclays has fought back in its swaps mis-selling case against Guardian Care Homes, saying that the company had sufficient “market...
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Gardening: Tips and Advice 2
A thread for us gardener's or growers, novices or pro's. Join in sharing pictures, tips and tricks, store bargains and offers, mistakes and disasters and generally having a chat about our woes (and joys) of growing all things beautiful or yummy! -
Water firms will force thousands of homes on to meters to meet targets to cut usage
Water firms will force thousands of homes on to meters to meet targets to cut usage
This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on 15th November 2012 13:26.
* Southern Water to put a total of 500,000 meters in homes in Hampshire, Sussex and Kent by 2015 * Water companies attempt... -
switiching form repayment to interest only
My friend was made redundant 2 months ago and she has to wait 39 weeks before any support for mortgage interest help kicks in,she phoned her mortgage provider and has been given a 3 month holiday break also they owed her £1000 so they are taking that as repayment once the 3 months holiday is over.... -
Defective property: landlord’s repairing obligations
Defective property: landlord’s repairing obligations
Hannon v Hillingdon Homes Ltd [09.07 2012]
Landlord liable for failure to reinstate a banister to an open staircase; contractor... -
Buying a repossesion
Hi.
Looked at a property being advertised with a local agent that had an open day opposed to the usual making an appointment debacle.
The property has been repossesed and the agent is selling on behalf of "a corporate client - a bank".
I've found a few articles here and there...Last edited by SA Gold; 20 October 2012, 19:41.
