ISAs

Article Abstract:

People considering investing in the newly launched Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs) are warned they may incur unforeseen administration charges because investment firms are failing to follow guidelines on charges set out by the government. The ISAs tax free scheme was launched in April 1999 and is specifically targeted at people who do not save on a regular basis. Nurses are advised to invest in schemes which offer higher rates of return.

Analysis, Savings accounts

---

Insurance

Article Abstract:

Garage parking and being a female nurse can add to the discount given by insurers when nurses seek car insurance. Living in London can mean a hefty premium increase because of street parking and crime. Insurance companies may take into account the professional status of nurses, although student nurses find their premiums the same as other students. Choosing a pre-arranged excess cover will also reduce premiums on insurance cover.

Insurance, Automobile insurance

---

A pension worth working for

Article Abstract:

An index-linked pension is one of the financial benefits on offer to UK nursing staff although because it is a voluntary scheme many younger nurses are failing to sign up and will lose out in later life.

Economic aspects, Pensions

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: Shoulders. Tripple header. Armed patrol
• Abstracts: Smoking guns. Full contact. Dangerous curves
• Abstracts: Speaking out. Making a visible difference. Time for a radical rethink
• Abstracts: Scientists battle obesity overload. Charles J. Epstein. Virus knocking at nucleus door
• Abstracts: Conflict-of-interest problems lead to policy changes. Rod MacKinnon. Klaus Rajewsky

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.