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Quitting alcohol and cigarettes could add £270k to pension (opens the original)
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Today marks the beginning of Stoptober and Sober October – the popular month-long challenges which see Britons quit smoking tobacco and drinking alcohol. Although the main aim for most is to improve their health, the potential impact on our bank accounts is also highly appealing. But how much money does completing 31 days of sobriety and tobacco abstinence actually save – and where's the best place to stash the cash? Britons spend around £15.60 on alcoholic drinks in a week – slightly more than
Ten most in-demand self-employed roles revealed (opens the original)
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Returning to work after a summer break can be the catalyst for a career change. Many will dream about becoming their own boss, and analysis of government data has now revealed the ten most in-demand self-employed trades across Britain. Business insurer Protectivity analysed Office for National Statistics figures on new job adverts data to reveal the roles that have seen the biggest growth over the last year. Gym bunnies are in luck, as it found an 18 per cent surge in adverts for fitness instruc
Brenda's water bill quadrupled - even after she recycled shower water (opens the original)
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When Brenda Bird opened her water bill in January she knew instantly there must be a mistake. Her six-month charge was more than four times the £100 she usually paid. The 83-year-old, who has lived in the same home in Margate, Kent, for 45 years, pays Southern Water by cheque twice a year. When she queried the £403 bill, Brenda was told she must have used more water than usual, an accusation she firmly denies. The great-grandmother has since resorted to recycling every drop she can to cut down h
Knowing the right people is still key to getting a graduate job (opens the original)
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Having the right connections is still crucial to getting a graduate job and leaves poorer students at a disadvantage, research suggests. The majority of university careers advisers, 79 per cent, said a lack of access to professional networks and 'social capital' was one of the top factors preventing some students from getting jobs. An example of social capital is knowing people who can set you up with a job or work experience opportunities, for example well-connected parents or family friends. I
I'm a 24-year-old nurse and I got charged £100 for parking on duty (opens the original)
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I am a community nurse. Last month, I was called to a patient receiving palliative care and attended their flat in a sheltered housing block in Cambridge. The building had its own car park which meant I could pull up right outside and treat the patient as quickly as possible. I spent just over an hour at the flat and then returned to my car. The parking conditions warn of a £100 charge, but this nurse did not notice at the time Eleven days later, I received a parking charge notice from a company
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