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Life Insurance Policies – Ins and outs

August 22, 2012 by Reporter Leave a Comment

With the so many uncertainties in life,Everyone needs to find a way of ensuring that they have their lives well secured. We never know when a tragedy like death or an illness might strike.

Is life insurance cover a necessity ?

When death comes, it might be of a spouse or a father who is the breadwinner of a family and when this happens, it means that the family is left with no one to cater for their basic needs. That is why it is very very important to have a life insurance cover policy that will ensure security for the future.

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At the work place, we have employers getting relevant life insurance policies for their employees. They ensure that these policies are well explained before any agreements are made. We have different insurance companies that deal with different insurance services eg cars, businesses, health and many others.

This article will look at life insurance policies. Life insurance policies are simply contracts signed by an individual and an insurer with the individual agreeing to be paying an agreed amount of money to the insurer either annually or at a lump sum. The insurer on the other hand agrees to pay the benefits to the beneficiary just in case the insurer dies or is stricken by a terminal illness and are no longer in their healthy state. The beneficiary is chosen by the insurer, it can either be a spouse, children, brothers or sisters, grandchildren etc.

Employer / Eemployee Life insurance

When an employer decides to offer insurance to his or her employers, they go for the life policies insurance. This is where we have the employer subscribing to an insurance company on their behalf and he pays the premiums to the insurance company. The employer has the money used to pay the premiums deducted from their salaries but these money is not counted or considered to be benefits and these premiums do not determine employers annual allowances.

When an employer decides to go for the life policy, they should have all the relevant life policies well explained to them before going ahead with the venture.

One thing they will need to know is that A Relevant Life Policy will not in any way benefit or profit them just in case their employee dies. Some employers can decide to insure their workers with the misconception that this will in a way bring a personal profit to them. This is however not the case because in the contract, the employee has beneficiaries listed down and so there is no chance of them getting the benefits. Another important thing they should know is that this policy is only available to their employees and cannot be extended to their family members, if they need to insure them, they will need to go for a different life insurance policy. The employer needs to play a role also in ensuring that the scheme succeeds by for example ensuring that the benefited fall into the right hands when death strikes.

They should also provide tax efficient benefits on death to make sure the beneficiaries do not end up paying half of their benefits to the tax collectors. However, there are circumstances where the policies cannot be used. Such are for example when the cause of death is not death or a terminal illness, there can be no benefits e.g. if the beneficiary who is the employee commits suicide, they will not get any benefits. In such a case, the policy is declared null and void Another is when one is not an employee of the insurer or is beyond employment age which is 75years old.

A life policy has benefits to both the employer and the employee e.g. to the employee, it assures them that when they die, their families will not be left to suffer or live in poverty because they are insured. A gain they are guaranteed of having their hospital bills catered for just in case they get some terminal illness. Last but not least, they have the advantage of choosing a beneficiary or beneficiaries of their choice. For The employer one of the most important benefit is that they will pay for the premiums with friendly tax deductions which will guarantee them of not getting losses at the cost of insuring their employees.

After having the Relevant Life Policies Explained. It is upto the employer to go ahead and get their employees insured.

Guest post by youell for relevantlifepolicyinsurance.co.uk

Filed Under: 2011, Gpost, Health Insurance, Insurance Tagged With: Life insurance, Policies, Policy

Top 10 australian stock broking related links & websites

August 19, 2012 by Reporter Leave a Comment

 

Top  Australian stock broking websites and information links  on the internet

 

Bell Direct (www.belldirect.com.au)

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Directors’ Transactions
Directors’ Transactions tells you who’s buying, who’s selling and who owns what amongst Australia’s company directors.
» www.directorstransactions.com.au

CMC Markets Stockbroking (www.cmcmarketsstockbroking.com.au)

Educated Investor Bookshop
A specialist bookshop located in Melbourne offering same day postage Australia wide and a 10% discount for subscribers to The Intelligent Investor.
» www.educatedinvestor.com.au

Australian Shareholders’ Association
Established as a not-for-profit organisation in 1960 the Australian Shareholders’ Association protects and advances the interests of investors.
» www.asa.asn.au

Grant’s Interest Rate Observer
This fortnightly newsletter is US-centric, highbrow and bears little relevance to the Australian market, but we like his style.
» www.grantspub.com

Income Investor
This site offers information on both upcoming and historical ex-dividend dates, including dividend amounts and franking.
» www.incomeinvestor.com.au

E*Trade (www.etrade.com.au)

New2Shares.com.au
Confused by investing but want to learn more? New2Shares offers five education modules covering everything from telling you why you should invest to reading annual reports and choosing a broker.
» www.new2shares.com.au

Outstanding Investor Digest
It’s expensive and it’s infrequent but the interviews in this US publication are more eagerly anticipated than anything coming through The Intelligent Investor’s mailbox
» www.oid.com

Platinum Asset Management
Australian based fund manager Platinum provide some refreshing words of wisdom in their quarterly reports.
» www.platinum.com.au

The Australian Stock Exchange (ASX)
The ASX website includes market and company news, share prices, ASX education centre, ASX/Dymocks Book Shop, information on derivatives and a directory of stock brokers. For those who would love to attend the lunchtime lectures, a timetable is now available online.
» www.asx.com.au

D.J. Carmichael (www.djcarmichael.com.au)

 

The superinvestors of Graham and Doddsville
This is a highly recommended extract from a lecture given at Columbia University in 1984 by Warren Buffett.
» www.tilsonfunds.com/superinvestors.php3

 

Tilson Funds
It could almost be described as the value investor’s homepage (second only to The Intelligent Investor of course), this website has it all and is a fantastic starting point.
» www.tilsonfunds.com

 

 

Warren Buffett
The Intelligent Investor’s dedicated site to the one of the world’s most successful investors, Warren Buffett.
» www.warrenbuffett.com.au

 

Overseas Stockbroker Website links

Berkshire Hathaway
This site contains Warren Buffett letters to shareholders for every issue since 1977. Essential reading for all value investors.
» www.berkshirehathaway.com

Third Avenue Funds
Martin J. Whitman (Marty Whitman) is a legendary investor and author of a book titled Value Investing: A Balanced Approach. He’s also a regular to the pages of Outstanding Investor Digest (www.oid.com). Whitman founded Third Avenue Management in 1974 and its website contains many gems. Most are to be found in the ‘Shareholder Letters’ section.
» www.thirdavenuefunds.com

 

The Motley Fool

If you know what you’re after then this ‘all things finance related’ website probably has it. The regular email bulletins are informative, but with a UK slant.

» www.fool.co.uk

Australian Stockbroker Links

» ABN AMRO Morgans (www.abnamromorgans.com.au)

» Wilson HTM Investment Group (www.wilsonhtm.com.au)

» HSBC Stockbroking (www.broking.hsbc.com.au)
» Intersuisse (www.intersuisse.com.au)

» Andrew West (www.andrewwest.com.au)
» Austock (www.austock.com.au)
» Baker Young (www.bakeryoung.com.au)
» BBY (www.bby.com.au)
» Burrell Stockbroking (www.burrell.com.au)
» Commonwealth Securities Ltd (www.commsec.com.au)
» Delta Securities (www.deltasecurities.com.au)
» Direct Shares (www.directshares.com.au)
» Gillion Securities (www.gillon.com.au)
» Joseph Palmer & Sons (www.jpalmer.com.au)
» Maquarie DirecTrade (www.macquarie.com.au)
» Morrison Securities (www.morrisonsecurities.com)
» Netwealth (www.netwealth.com.au)
» Sanford Securities (www.sanford.com.au) 
» Smith Barney Citigroup (www.smithbarney.com.au)
» Taylor Collison (www.taylorcollison.com.au)

Filed Under: 2012, Stock Market, Stockmarket Tagged With: Investment

Investing in mutual funds

August 17, 2012 by Reporter Leave a Comment

Mutual funds are an investment fund that pools the financial resources of a variety of investors and buys a diversified portfolio of stocks and bonds. At inception, the board of directors for the fund set the goals and strategies for the fund. Then, a fund manager is hired to ensure that their directives along with the fund manager’s expertise work in sync for the best returns possible for the fund. Investors have the ability to enter the fund for relatively low up-front investments and have the flexibility to add additional financial resources or sell shares as they desire.

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Mutual Funds: What Are They?

The fund manager allows for investors to relax and let a highly qualified expert do the buying and selling as needed for the fund without having to worry about individual stock and bond purchases and sales.

The mutual fund manager is responsible for the buying and selling of bonds and other securities and reports to the board of directors of the fund. Mutual funds area available both as an “Actively Managed” and “Passively Managed” fund. A passively managed fun is one where the fund manager sets the investment criteria with direction from the board and then buys and sells investments to match the strategy. A passively managed mutual fund is the most reasonable type of fund for an investor to own as the costs associated are less than those of an actively managed fund.

In an actively managed mutual fund, the fund manager is much more intricately involved in the research of companies, markets, industries, and the economy to more fully manage the fund on a day-by-day, and hour-by-hour basis. Actively managed funds have highly educated and experienced fund managers that focus their energies on analysis and keep up-to-date with industry and economic news. While the annual expenses of an actively managed fund may be significantly higher than a passively managed fund, often times, greater returns are seen.

Advantages of Investing In Mutual Funds

1. Experienced fund manager trades stocks and bonds as market, industry and economy requires.

2. Diversified portfolio as many mutual funds contain hundreds of different stocks and bonds.

3. Investors don’t have to invest in individual securities which can be cost prohibitive for some investors.

4. Low up-front minimum investment requirements for mutual funds can be as low as $500.

5. Shares can be sold for cash.

Investors can sell all or part of their shares in mutual funds at the Net Asset Value (NAV) rate. This is the actual mutual fund price that is set at the end of each trading day and is the buy/sell price until the following NAV rate is set.

There are tens of thousands of mutual funds for investors to choose from; in fact, there are actually more mutual funds in the United States than there are individual stocks or securities. Well-balanced mutual funds tend to own a balance of bonds and stocks, often times with stocks slightly outweighing the bonds. Analysts agree that mutual funds are one of the best ways to invest money with minimal risk while enjoying moderate and good returns. For a truly balanced portfolio, experts agree that investments in mutual funds provide the right balance of risk and reward.

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Filed Under: 2012, Bonds, Finance, Gpost, Stock Market, Stockmarket Tagged With: Investment, Money, Mutual Funds

Assange Arrest– Has british police broken International Law.

August 16, 2012 by Reporter 2 Comments

The Australian JULIAN ASSANGE , wanted by British authorities for breaching bail conditions after a court ordered his extradition to Sweden, is just hours from learning if Ecuador will protect him. If not, he faces being ejected from the embassy into the arms of police.

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WikiLeaks tweeted this morning that police in two large vans had arrived ‘‘to surround the Ecuadorian embassy in London’’ about midnight, local time.

The Ecuadorian government will announce it decision on Assange’s bid at 10pm today(AEST).

Two Metropolitan Police vans have parked directly outside the entrance of the Ecuador embassy in the west London building.  Several police vans are outside the embassy, police have been seen entering through a side door and uniformed officers are standing guard at the front entrance.

According to an Australian law expert., Any incursion by the British at the embassy would be ‘‘without modern precedent’’ and could end up before the international courts.

"The Ecuadorian embassy enjoys protection under Article 22 of the 1961 Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations which precludes the United Kingdom authorities from entering the embassy without consent.

"If the United Kingdom revoked the Embassy’s diplomatic protection and entered the Embassy to arrest Assange, Ecuador could rightly view this as a significant violation of international law which may find its way before an international court.”

Mr Patino told a news conference that Ecuador had received a written threat on Wednesday from Britain that "it could assault our embassy" if Assange was nothanded over.

Why would UK take this extreme step ( with possible international law beingbroken)

Some possible reasons

  • Pressure from Other countries( mainly US and Sweden) to get Assange extradited
  • UK Considers Ecuador a small and powerless country with low risk in  taking this bold step for this reasons.
  • Poor decision making process by some London authorities.

 

This increasingly it seems as a a matter between Ecuador and the United Kingdom” though it could have international conseqences

Police have clashed with a Huge protests at the Ecuadorian embassy in London as tension mounts over WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange’s bid for political asylum. Media Commentators have said that US is putting pressure on other governments to  make the extradition of  Julian assange to  Sweden and then the US successful.

A "citizen journalist" with the twitter account https://twitter.com/alburyj, was streaming the ongoing activity at the site  , but the feed has since stopped.

Guest post by Sheldon

Filed Under: 2012, Australian, News Australia, World Tagged With: Emabssy, Eucador, International Law, Julian Assange

From bumper to bumper – The car care couple

August 13, 2012 by Reporter Leave a Comment

In 2005 Australia was gripped by drought and Australian drivers were stranded. Water restrictions in most states meant car owners could no longer pull out the trusty garden hose to wash their vehicles. To wash a car at home required about nine frustrating buckets of water and splashing water over a car didn’t have the pressure to lift grit, the volume to properly remove suds or the spray pattern to tidy up the wheels.

Start of a Business Idea

“This was too frustrating,” says business owner Ian Godwin, “I thought, there has to be a better way to wash a car that’s legal and water efficient.”

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In 2005 Ian started developing a 12V high pressure low flow pump inside a compact tank. In 2007 the prototype was ready enabling a car to be washed in just two buckets of water providing users with a convenient and efficient way to wash a car at home.

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Ian’s wife, Miriam Tulevski, who has a background in sales and marketing, encouraged the initial production run. “If we can’t get retail support I’ll sell them to Bondi Markets,” she recalls saying.Small business

The product was launched at a major car show in June 2007 and by 2009 it had distribution in Australia’s premium auto outlets including Repco, Autobarn and Super Cheap Auto.

We started winning awards. Car Cube was voted best-in-class by Choice magazine – Australia’s leading independent consumer magazine. Smart Approved WaterMark awarded it 2009 Product of the Year.

Since then, the business expanded into car care accessories under the name Car Cube sold at Big W and Auto One and Wash Me!, a ranged positioned as high performance and low fuss. We also do premium private label car care products.

“We want Wash Me! to be Australia’s best value car care range” says Miriam. “Parts of the range are already available at Woolworths and Retail Adventures.”

“Of course it can be challenging working with your spouse but we’re a strong fit. Our skills are quite different so in business we complement each other. He’s more technical and operational while I’m more business development and strategy. We share a passion for great quality and excellent value and bring this passion to the products we create and supply for our customers,” says Miriam.

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Filed Under: 2012, Australia, Small Business, Start Up Tagged With: Auto, Car care, Car wash

Technology– New website Review “This is now”

August 11, 2012 by Reporter 1 Comment

The start up scene in Australia is hot and  trending  at the moment  with many start ups  getting million dollar funding’s. We came across a new  breakthrough website called “ this is now” which uses the popular instagram  website to showcase what is happening in Australian cities and places around the world at any particular moment.

Instagram inspired Australian website  launch “ This is now”

This is Now project is a visual composition which uses real-time updates from the ever popular Instagram application based on users geo-tag locations.

This is now which has just launched recently in Australia is innovative , fresh and very interesting concept.

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The tool streams photos instantly as soon as they are uploaded on Instagram and captures a city’s movement, in a fluid story. – ( http://now.jit.su/ )

Aussie website shows Current live picture stream of  cities

This new Australian website uses Instagram photos to create a real-time fly-on-the-wall look at nine major cities across the globe , with more cities to come soon.

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The website when loaded in your browser keeps updating new photos to the page  to give you a live  and current view on what’s going on in any particular city  at that part of time. So how it works is , for example  as users upload a pic say to Instagram or facebook  this website will pick it up and stream  it to the  website as a live upload.

More than 450,000 users have already logged on to This is Now, launched two weeks ago, to view more than 1 million photos posted by tech savvy happy snappers around the world.

Go check it out yourself here http://now.jit.su/ . Sydney is also on the  this is now list for now with more Australia cities to possibly  feature later

Article by jj– JJ is a blogger and likes to blog about Technology, SEO, E –marketing, catch jj on  Google + .

Filed Under: 2012, Entertainment, Technology, Website, Website Builder Tagged With: Instagram, Review, This now, Websites

Olympics Medal tally and Australian Olympic stars

August 8, 2012 by Reporter 1 Comment

Australia has sent a team of 410 athletes to compete at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London, United Kingdom, from 27 July to 12 August 2012. This will be  the fifth largest Australian Olympic team,after Sydney 2000 (632), Athens 2004 (482), Beijing 2008 (435) and Atlanta 1996 (424).

Day 12 at the Olympic games

Swimming – 1st Gold medal

Women’s 4x100m freestyle relay – Alicia Coutts, Cate Campbell, Brittany Elmslie, Melanie Schlanger have broken the Olympic record coming in at 3:33:15.

Gold medal winners – Australia

Alicia Coutts, Cate Campbell, Brittany Elmslie, Melanie Schlanger

 

Cycling – Below

Anna Meares – Gold Medal

Olympic track cycling women’s sprint title

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Athletics – Below

Sally Pearson – Gold Medal

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Sailing – Gold medal

Tom Slingsby – Laser sailing class

Sailing star Tom Slingsby

 

GOLD –  Mathew Belcher and Malcolm Page (sailing)

Page was victorious in the 470 class at Weymouth along with his sailing partner Mathew Belcher. Page is also said to be  confirmed as closing ceremony flag bearer. Tom Slingsby started the gold rush with a win in the Laser class. Australia’s sailing team has won three of the nation’s seven gold medals.

Australia’s K4 team has won our 6th gold medal of the London Olympics ( Kayaking)

The men’s K4 1000m crew of Tate Smith, David Smith, Murray Stewart and Jacob Clear clinched the  gold ahead of Hungary and the Czech Republic in the Australia’s first team kayaking. It was Australia’s first team kayaking Olympic gold.

The best overall medal tally performance came when Australia was host in Sydney in 2000, where Australians won 16 gold, 25 silver and 17 bronze for a total of 58.

Many of Australia’s gold medals have come in swimming, a sport which is popular in Australia, with swimmers from Dawn Fraser to Ian Thorpe ranking amongst the sport’s all-time greats. In the  Beijing Olympics four years ago, Australia finished with 14 gold medals (6th overall) and 46 total medals (fifth overall). Australia’s best ever gold-medal performance was in Athens in 2004, where the team won 17 Olympic titles.

Filed Under: Australia Tagged With: Olympics Blog

Get your own Publicity and start up your business

August 5, 2012 by Reporter 2 Comments

We often hear stories of people who set up their business with no start up funds, reinvest the income in the business and grow organically.Small business

Enter the two women who run DIY publicity

Founders, Jules Brooke and Simone Heydon, started Handle Your Own PR in Australia three years ago. And now they are a global business! In 2010 they opened an office in the US and recently started operating in the UK. Handle Your Own PR: Jules Brooke and Simone Heydon. Set up for small businesses and individuals who want or need publicity but don’t have the funds to pay an agency

 

Handle Your Own PR is Small businesses

“We truly have a passion for small business” founding partner Jules Brooke says. “We have a full service PR agency and felt awful turning away potential clients who simply didn’t have the funds to pay for a campaign when we were aware that the media would probably love their story.”

Small business Publicity

Now running in three countries, Australia, the USA and England, (www.handleyourownpr.com.au, www.handleyourownpr.com and www.handleyourownpr.co.uk) Handle Your Own PR is one-of-a-kind. Nowhere else in the world has someone set out to inform and facilitate how to get publicity for small businesses. These two women saw a niche and went for it.

HYOPR is a do-it-yourself publicity business, helping small businesses and entrepreneurs generate publicity without the use of a PR agency. The Australian, UK and US websites are particularly useful for those businesses selling online and are able to post internationally.

Jules and Simone are entrepreneurs with an Australian online business success story. They found a gap in the market and a solution when it was at its lowest. Consequently, Handle Your Own PR was born.

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Filed Under: 2012, Australian, Business, Small Business, Small Business, Start Up Tagged With: PR company, Public Relations, Puiblicity

Olympian stuff ups – news update

July 31, 2012 by Reporter Leave a Comment

In a  temporary setback  to the Olympics , all the locks to the London’s Wembley stadium’s internal locks have been changed, costing tens of thousands of dollars.

Drama at the Olympics

Officials announced a set of keys that could once open London’s Wembley Stadium was lost with the  search for the lost keys by Scotland yard proving unfruitful. The Police said there isn’t a security concern. and the stadium  will host the soccer finals for the Olympics.

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In other Olympic news

TWITTER INSULT INVESTIGATED

The Twitter insult against British diver Tom Daley has attracted the attention of police. In Britain, tweeting messages considered menacing, offensive or indecent can lead to prosecution.

 

Australian boxer “Damien Hooper” warned not to wear the traditional  Aboriginal flag on his t-shirt

He said that he did it for his people and his heritage, but officials have warned the Olympic  Australian boxer Damien Hooper not to repeat his entry to the Olympic ring with the Aboriginal flag emblazoned across his chest.

Head scarf for Muslim women in Olympics

In separate Olympic news  while Australia is banning its indigenous athletes from wearing their flag Sarah Attar, Saudi Arabia’s other female Olympic athlete, is expected wear a head scarf when she competes in distance running and so is a taekwondo candidate from the  middle east

Filed Under: Sports, UK, World Tagged With: Breaking, London, News, Olympics Blog

Things to know about energy mis-sellling

July 31, 2012 by Reporter Leave a Comment

Miss-sold energy has become frequent in the recent days. It is a situation in which you are billed more than the actual amount for any form energy like gas or electricity The energy companies make profits more than any other sector by miss-selling or miss-billing but their customer satisfaction tends to fall. . If you are one of the victims who had emptied your pockets spending pounds and dollars for paying these bills, you have the right to claim back the amount. You can also get the compensation of missing your savings.

Miss-sold energy  bills and disputes errors

The independent energy Ombudsman can award you compensation up to 5000 Euros and the average given so far is 150 Euros.

How to claw back money for wrong energy bills

You have to check some points before finalizing that you have been miss-sold or miss-billed. To check if you have been miss-sold, you need to confirm any one of these like whether they have switched without your permission, whether they have provided you with direct debits to pay less but actually paid more. Direct debits may be offered by the supplier after knowing what you are paying, thus encouraging you to switch. But later they will charge you more. You also need to check whether have been sold any fixed tariffs without explaining you about how it works. Fixed tariffs are nothing but the amount you pay irrespective of whether the prices increase or decrease. There are also other tariffs like capped tariffs which will ensure you not to go above a certain level, tracker tariffs which follow above or below the standard rates. Lastly, check whether you have not been informed about the cancellation fees or the cooling off period and about how to cancel it.

Compensation for Bill error

To get the compensation, you need to follow some guidelines that will help you through this procedure. You need to complain to the supplier as the first step. This complaint should be in the form of a letter which has a standard template. If the complaint is not very serious, you can let the supplier know about it by just calling him over phone. If there is no response for more than two months, you can take the complaint directly to Ombudsman. Ombudsman is an independent body which settles the disputes in the fields of communication energy, licensing sectors and property. The information needed to be provided are the date you first complained to the supplier, the steps taken by you and the supplier about the problem, the type of resolution you need and if it is money , you need to say what it is based on.

It is important to file the complaint as soon as you find the problem because the Ombudsman can investigate your complaints only within nine months from the day of noticing the problem. If your supplier gave a wrong bill ten years back, you cannot claim the compensation now. There is also a case, when the supplier made the mistake some two years ago but you have noticed it just now, then the Ombudsman may have a chance to look into your complaint.

Guest post Written by www.money-meerkat.co.uk

Filed Under: Gpost, UK Tagged With: Bills, Complaint, Dispute, Energy watch, Guest post

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