The Top Ten FAT FACTS

Recently, Zurich Australia has released their statistics relating to the 'New Smoker' - FAT. We all know obesity levels have risen, and what that means for our health, but have you actually seen the statistics? This comes directly from a Life Insurance Company, which is one of the larger organisations in Australia, so it would be an idea to take note of these confirmed statistics:

The Top Ten FAT FACTS The Top Ten FAT FACTS

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The property market is getting harder and harder since the financial crisis hit our shores. Here are a few ways to improve your chances of selling your house in a cluttered market.

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Cost of getting solar panels

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Is it worth going solar? Financially speaking, upfront it can be a bit of a stretch, but if you plan to live in that particular home for a long time, then it definitely has it’s upsides. Here we look at the actual cost and time it takes. Is it worth it? You decide.

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First Home Saver Accounts Explained

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Most people seem to be confused about how the First Home Saver Accounts work, and that has resulted in the less than impressive uptake of these funds. Here are a few simple points about how you can get hold of one of these accounts and whether you are eligible for them.

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With an ageing population, more people are starting to look seriously at the prospect of how much they will actually need once they 'retire'. There are many areas to take into account when considering retirement. Like, which fluffy shoes to buy for your mid morning stroll to the front lawn to pick up your newspaper, looking for the next holiday destination in your new motor home.

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How will a severe recession really affect your business?

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What will a deep and long recession actually mean for Australian SMEs? Here are a few of the key issues entrepreneurs will need to watch out for. A post from Smart Company gives some insight into this issue.

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5 mitakes homeowners make when selling their home

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Many people are trying to sell houses for various reasons. Everyone likes a fast sale, especially in times like these. Here are 5 mistakes that sellers make when selling their home.

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3 reasons to Beware of television insurers

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If you are at home between the hours of 9 and 4, and you are tuned in to any television channel imaginable, then chances are that you will come across a message from one of the televangelist informercials relating to life insurance who seem about as sincere as Brittney Spears marital vows. Here are the 3 things to beware of television insurers.

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Does my insurance have a cash value?

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Shares Guide - Part 4: An IPO

29 May 2009

IPOs are often described as flotation, going public or listing. Prior to an IPO, enterprises that sell shares to investors are considered to be privately held. But what is it exactly. We explain here.

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Guide to Shares - Part 3: 52 week high/low

28 May 2009

Part 3 of my guide to know about shares is the 52 week high/low indicator. This is always shown in the pricing on the ASX website and is usually an important indicator in many reports.

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  • The Top Ten FAT FACTS May 11, 2010
    Recently, Zurich Australia has released their statistics relating to the 'New Smoker' - FAT. We all know obesity levels have risen, and what that means for our health, but have you actually seen the statistics? This comes directly from a Life Insurance Company, which is one of the larger organisations in Australia, so it would be an idea to take note of these confirmed statistics:
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