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5 Rules For Spreading Your Savings Around - Money Saving Tips
By Mark Aucamp
The recent economic downturn has had a major effect on the banks and the
amounts that you can safely save with them. The government has nationalised
two British banks so far, the Northern Rock and the Bradford & Bingley. The
savings accounts from the Bradford & Bingley were passed to the Abbey Bank
which is owed by the Spanish Bank Santander when the government took over
the Bradford and Bingley. They government has also bailed out the biggest
bank in the UK the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) Lloyds TSB and the Halifax
by investing billions in each bank. Lloyds TSB looks set to merge with the
Halifax Bank.
The British government stood by its pledge and protected British investors
recently. For the first-time the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS)
has been tested when the British government stepped into protect British
investors when I-Save the Icelandic Bank that went Bust. It is
understandable that people are now very confused and concerned about the
safety of their savings and where to invest. The shrewd investor with
savings over £50,000 should look to spread their savings around the UK banks
and building societies to protect themselves.
Find out what the deposit protection is for non-residence first before
investing abroad. For example the Channel Islands of Jersey and Guernsey do
not offer any deposit protection at the present time. You are covered by the
Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) in any UK bank up to £50,000
per customer per bank. Should you have more than £50,000 it is a good idea
to spread your money around the UK banks. Be careful not to open two
accounts in the same bank or two banks that are part of the same group as
you may not be covered.
Here are five rules to safe guarding your savings
Rule One: don't invest your hard earned cash in foreign banks just because
they have fantastic interest rates.
Rule Two: spread your savings around the various UK banks and building
societies
Rule Three: make sure that you only have one savings account in your name in
each bank. Your partner can also have a savings account in the same bank in
their name and still be protected.
Rule Four: check that the bank is not part of a group of banks that will
only cover you once under the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS)
if you opened several saving accounts.
Rule Five: don't invest in a foreign country until you have checked that
they offer you a depositor's protection scheme and make sure you understand
the limitations of how you can invest there and still be protected with
them. If they don't offer protection then don't invest there!
Before investing any of your hard earned savings check with the banks or
building societies first and ask them the right questions. The first
question should be "Am I protected and for how much will you cover my
savings for?"
Contributing author Mark Aucamp has been providing Talk Money Blog with
regular Money Saving Expert advice and comments. Mark has extensive
experience in providing advice and solutions. He is recognised as an
authority in the field of debt management and mortgage advice. To see if
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Compensation Claim Made Simple!
By Lindsay Nolan
If you are wondering how to make a compensation claim and you fear that it
could be too complicated and it isn't worth it then let me give you some
tips.
The procedure is quite simple, you just need to know where to begin:
1 - Make a phone call to a solicitor or fill out a form for an application
online.
2 - Sign the paperwork sent and return them.
Done!
Did it take long? No more than a half an hour.
You see, you can start an accident compensation claim in approximately half
an hour, and after that it usually goes on smooth, without you having to do
much. How exactly you may ask?
Make a compensation claim online. Finish the form carefully and submit it.
Another option is to call a free number. The persons you will meet at the
other end of the line are there to help you. Be precise and don't forget to
mention every detail you can remember. If all goes well they should get back
to you in no more than a day, sometimes even quicker.
Then you will have to sign some papers that you will receive at home. Return
them and you're pretty much done with it. Don't worry about it, those papers
only cover the agreement that is made by the personal injury solicitor on
your behalf. Don't fret as it's for your injury compensation claim.
This settlement should mean 100% Compensation recovery for you. This is
mainly for work accidents, car accident and slip, trip or fall claims.
If you see something going wrong or if you're not happy with the way things
are going, you can just call the personal injury solicitor and ask them the
questions. He will surely explain everything and help you is necessary. It's
their job to help you, so you needn't worry once those papers are signed.
After you sign and send the documents everything will be taken care of on
your behalf.
A Personal Injury Compensation Claim On Automate?
The personal injury solicitor will do their part. They will call people,
study the place of the accident, interrogate witnesses and so on, while you
will relax and watch TV.
If they will have any additional questions, they will call you and ask.
Nothing complicated.
They will even take care of your medical assessment, sending a medical
specialist to your place or make appointments for you to experienced
doctors. If there are any expenses incurred to attend the medical
examination, keep the receipt and that can also be claimed back.
Now that's their job, so now you wait for your cheque.
Difficult? Didn't think so!
Get the compensation claim you deserve! Learn how to claim compensation for
a range of accidents and injuries.
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