Claims Notification and Requirements: This section will outline the rules set by your particular laptop insurance company as to how you are to notify them if you need to make a claim. Don’t just assume that you just make a phone call and that’s it. Technically you must follow the rules as outlined in the conditions of your policy. They may state that you must notify them by telephone as well... 

It may come as a shock to male drivers, especially those who assert vehemently that women are clumsy and therefore dangerous drivers that most accidents are caused by men. In a survey conducted by the reputable charity Brake, only 46% of the people thought that men were poorer drivers, and 42% believed that men and women are in fact equally prone to get into accidents. Home Office statistics show... 

By Kevin Ho I’ve settled into a comfort, perhaps even complacency, with the iPhone of late. I used to be a worrier about not being contactable. When I used to travel I used to fret about not having my laptop along. Now I could care less; I still have access to my email, news and AIM/Gtalk via the iPhone. In fact, my laptop’s power supply has been broken and I am only now getting around... 

The biggest insecurity in a person’s life is that of the future, with what it has to offer when it comes. The question keeps nagging you in the corner of your mind whether you have enough savings and funds for an emergency situation or not, as you never know when you may have to face one. As an individual, everyone tries to have enough and sufficient to cover all the contingencies. Life would... 

By Sam Costello For small, expensive, often-dropped devices like cell phones, insurance is becoming an increasingly common add-on purchase. After all, if you spent $300-$400 on a phone, what’s another $50 to ensure that it will keep working for the life of you cell phone contract? Not from Apple or AT&T That thinking – and fear of needing to extend cell phone contracts to get new phones... 

For many of us, one of our biggest fears is not being able to pay the mortgage or meet other financial commitments should we find ourselves made redundant or unable to work through illness or accident. While there are a number of ways in which you can protect yourself against loss of income, one of the more controversial forms of cover is payment protection insurance (PPI). What is PPI? PPI is designed... 

Payment Protection Insurance, (also known as PPI, Credit Protection Insurance, Loan Repayment Insurance) (NOT to be confused with Income Protection or Credit Card Cover) is an insurance product that is designed to cover a debt that is currently outstanding. This debt is typically in the form of a loan or an overdraft, and is most widely sold by banks and other credit providers as an add-on to the loan...