August 11, 2010
People mis-sold PPI in line for compensation – www.everyinvestor.co.uk
Consumers who were sold payment protection insurance (PPI) banks and other lenders could be in line for compensation totalling more than £2 billion after the Financial Services Authority issued new ru. … PPI is sold to customers to protect them if they default on a loan, mortgage or credit card debt when they are made redundant or fall sick
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Nice to Simon in action on the TV. I’m really pleased to know Simon Burgess and all the work he has done with his mortgage payment protection insurance in the UK
Article by Ben Foster at 2011-07-26 07:40:31
Categorized in Business,
When setting up a business in the United Kingdom, there are several models on which to base it. Most common is the structure of the sole trader. In this model, the finances of the company are not tied to personal finances. This is why another desirable business structure is a limited liability company. It is referred to as limited because personal finances are unrelated to business finance. That, and shareholders assume no responsibility for debts that the business takes on. There are some things to know about setting up a limited company.
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