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Need home or car insurance?

by Tricia

I’ve just visited a site that many of my UK based readers might want to visit- particularly if you are in the market for new home and car insurance.

You might be happy with the insurance company that is currently handling your coverage but it doesn’t hurt to browse around and get quotes from other companies every now and then in order to see if you can get a better quote. I know I try to save money whenever I can, and visiting insure121.com might save you some money.

What I like about the site is that it’s laid out in a user friendly manner. If you are looking for home insurance you just need to click on the home insurance tab and when it brings up the page you can view a list of various companies that offer home insurance and get quotes from them. It’s that simple!

While you are on the site compare car insurance or home insurance rates you can also read a number of interesting articles about insurance. They’re listed at the bottom of the main page and you might find them very helpful.






Filed Under: Finance Tagged With: car insurance, compare car insurance, Finance, home insurance, insurance quotes, UK insurance

Asda home and car insurance

by Tricia

Have you been using the same Home and Car insurance company for years? Getting tired of rate increases?

Why not visit another Car Insurance provider and check out there rates? It certainly doesn’t hurt to look around – especially if you end up saving some money on your monthly or yearly insurance coverage costs.

ASDA Financial Services offers several different types of car insurance packages – the two most popular would be the over 21 Comprehensive package, and the under 21 Comprehensive insurance package.

They’re even offering discounts of up to 10% on some coverage packages when you purchase your insurance online. Check them out.

Filed Under: Finance, Home and Lifestyle, In The Garden Tagged With: Asda home and car insurance, car insurance, discount, Finance, Home and Lifestyle, home insurance, In The Garden, online purchase, van insurance

High yield savings accounts earn you money

by Tricia

As many of you know I’m stuck at home due to my illness and not bringing in a weekly paycheck. I’ve been working hard on the internet though create a regular income and I’ve been fairly successful.

I don’t have a lot of extra money, but even so, I’ve been trying to put a certain amount away each month into high yield savings accounts. My husband and each have an account that we put at least $100 per month into and it has quite a good interest rate compared to our regular banks rates.

I’ve found the only way to get a good interest rate at any of the main Canadian banks is to maintain a very high balance. Most want you to have at least $1000, but many want you to have a balance of $5000 or more before you see any significant increase in the amount on interest.

I’ve been lucky though because the bank where I’m stashing our money starts giving out a high interest as soon as you make a deposit- even if it’s only a dollar or two. I think the interest rate right now is about 3%. That’s not much, but considering that in most of the main banks I’d have to have a balance of $5000 or more to earn 2% interest I think I’m doing pretty good.

I know that the majority of my readers are American, and I’ve found a site where you can learn more about High Yield savings accounts in the USA. Actually you can find out specifically which banks in each state offer high yield accounts at eMoneyCentral.com. You can even suggest banks or online banks that offer high yield accounts if you find that the one you use isn’t listed.

Check it out and maybe you can start earning a higher interest rate on your money too.

Filed Under: Finance Tagged With: Finance, high interest, high yield, low balance, saving money, savings account, wise banking

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