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The Bride who wore 9 dresses!
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Helene Manca wanted the perfect dress for her wedding day, but she simply couldn’t make her mind up. In the run up to her wedding the 25 year old bought 18 gowns with a cost more than £20,000. On the day she wore 9 of the dresses she had bought. She said “Every time I tried a dress on I … More
Lunar to launch two new layouts at Caravan show
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Lunar caravans have announced they are to launch two new layouts at the NEC boat and caravan show this month. The new caravans to join the current Lunar range are lightweight family vans, a single axle four-berth, and a single axle five-berth. Lunar is confident that the standard of spacious living will remain high in both new tourers despite the … More
World’s Weirdest Wedding Traditions
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All over the world people practice numerous wedding customs that have been passed on through generations. Although they have a history of meaning many just seem strange in today’s culture. Some of them are still practiced today. Blackening the Bride Blackening the Bride is a Scottish pre wedding tradition. The Bride is taken by surprise and covered with foul substances … More
What is Level Term Life Insurance?
Term life insurance or as it is sometimes called Term life assurance is a type of life insurance that provides cover at fixed rate payments for a chosen period of time and designed to pay out in the event of the policy holders death. The beneficiary/beneficiaries is/are paid a fixed cash amount, but only if the policy holder dies during … More
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What is Health Cash Plan Insurance?
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Health cash plan insurance helps you with the cost of every day healthcare. It will help you with the cost of visits to the dentist, optician or physiotherapist, whether it’s for a check up, treatment or an emergency. It covers you for optical costs like sight tests, prescription glasses and contact lenses. It also covers for complementary therapies such as … More
Building and Contents Insurance explained
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Building and contents insurance is placed under the bracket of home insurance. It is a combined insurance that will cover or replace any damage that might occur to the house or its contents. You can buy the insurances separately although you will find most providers offer them as a combined cover. Buildings insurance covers your house if it is that … More
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Body found after D-Day boat sinks in Plymouth
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A man’s body was found yesterday after one of the last surviving D-Day boats sank in freezing waters off a Plymouth Marina. A search was under way to look for the crewman who went overboard from the Yarmouth Navigator, an ex Navy minesweeper which took part in the 1944 mission to Normandy. The vessel sank at about 6pm on Sunday … More
Critical illness cover explained
Critical illness cover is an insurance policy where the insurance company is contracted to make a lump sum of payment if the policy holder is diagnosed with a specified serious illness. The sum is payable if you survive for a period of more than 28-30 days (depending on company) after the diagnosis and can be used for a variety of … More
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