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Thrift Tips for Students: ... is a commodity it seems fewer and fewer have in excess now a days, the fruitful spending of the by gone years of almost worldwide financial growth where jobs were stable and opportunities we re everywhere are no longer the case. With everyone s job seemingly at risk and the money from your pocket on the line you may want to start making general every day savings, just anything to to play to the age old adage &q...
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	Working Families Tax Credit Archive Banking & Finance / If you work and have children you might be eligible for a tax credit and for help with childcare costs. Why not have a look: you might be surprised to find that you qualify! overall rating 5 reviews

	Occupational Benefits in general Archive Banking & Finance / Opinions should give advice on what to look for from an occupational pension. Things to consider include Defined Benefit Occupational Schemes vs Defined Contribution Occupational Schemes, AVC and FSAVC's and what constitutes a good scheme. overall rating 1 review

	Tax and Tax Free Investments Archive Banking & Finance / General Tax tips. overall rating 1 review

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	What is the DJIA? Archive Banking & Finance / What is the DJIA and what market does it cover. What should investors know before investing in this market? overall rating 1 review

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	Charities ... most contradictory statistic I know is that only 3% of Chinese people actually use Chinese medicine, the second is that 87% of animal abusers are classed as animal lovers, the people that have pets. Strangers tend not to kick the neighbours cat. In recession that statistic gets a whole lot worse and we have already seen a 60% rise in the abandonment of domestic pets to Britain s streets and the local charity pounds, up from 7,347 in 2007 to 11,586 dumped last year, according to the RSPCA. It seems when moneys tight animal lovers would rather surrender their dogs and cats than fags and booze in certain households. There s no social class breakdown on who handed over or... Read the full review: A dog is not just for Christmas but recession too. by thedevilinme
	Jobs whilst you are a student ... even though the university says "you shouldnt work while your are studyig, concentrate on your studies, loans and other help from the financial department will help you out" how unrealistic?! Im a student and I am in debt. I started a Nursing course when I left school stuck at for a while and then before they chucked me out for not working very hard I left (at this point with around £5500 of debt). I then started a brand new degree, problem was I had to pay my tuition fees this time round (I am from Scotland so usually SAAS pay these for us), I have bills coming out my ears from credit cards (worst idea ever!), trying to pay my overdraft and rent to my par... Read the full review: Some student advice....not just about employment! by Ally1602
	Why invest in shares? ... assets are valued at their worth to businesses less ordinary profits e.g. a mill will not buy softs at a price which gives them a profit under the risk free rate of return. Shares are different because the normal profits are yours via dividends, therefore over time shares must out perform other asset classes. Businesses are intelligently designed to grow and to generate revenue, where as other assets are static companies can adapt; silver bars will not revise their properties so as to appeal once again to the photography market but a silver miner can elect to diversify and so survive. If you assume buying equities will not be profitable you are betting that entrepre... Read the full review: The best way to build wealth for the long term. by stokx