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Loans And Credit Cards – Claim Your Money Back On Illegal Charges Article by Michael Challiner It is a new rule that may have the banks running scared. As of May 31, money lenders are no longer allowed to charge sky-high penalties for late payments on credit cards, store cards, mortgages, loans and overdrafts. The most they are, in fact, allowed to charge . . . → Read More: Loans And Credit Cards – Claim Your Money Back On Illegal Charges Question by Alaniis: i am a US citizen and my fiance is British and we want to get married in spain. can we? Best answer: Answer by Mr BlobbyYes. You can get married anywhere by meeting the requirements of that place. A travel agent may help and there may even be a specialist for this. Check the Spanish embassy. Give your answer to this . . . → Read More: i am a US citizen and my fiance is British and we want to get married in spain. can we? Question by mahnaz: I recived one job offer from shell in UK and now they ask of me to continue with British Expatriate Immigr? WELCOME TO THE CLIENT UNIT OF THE British Expatriate Immigrant Services LLC. We acknowledge your email and enquiry. Hitherto, for the immediate procurement, processing/monitoring of your Paper Works/Permits Documentations for eligibility to live and work here in the UK, you are to provide us via fax or as attached document the following; 1) International Passport Copies of yours’ and any member of your family coming with you. 2) Job Offer Letter from your UK employer 3) Completed copy of the attached Work Permit Application(Find here Attached) 4) Cost of Procurement For Single Status: 380GBP Question by …. . .-.. .-.. —: An insanely long question on inflation. How can we stop inflation? Inflation seems to be a subject few people understand. The cause of inflation is likely purposely clouded by the people you send to Washington. To understand inflation, we must first review some history. The USA started printing script, paper money, around the time of the Civil War. The script became promissory notes for an exchange of gold to foreign countries. All U.S. citizens were required to surrender their gold for dollars. All the gold in the USA became the property of the government. An exchange rate of $ 35 per ounce of gold was established. In international trading, the U.S. dollar became as good as gold. Even though the U.S. dollar was backed by gold, the British pound sterling was the major currency used in the international commodities market up to World War II. As a result of England’s destruction during the war and the decline in value of its currency, the . . . → Read More: An insanely long question on inflation. How can we stop inflation? Question by ica: Is it relevant to (still) have a royal ceremony (especially in British) nowadays? actually, i am doing a paper about “how do British view their royal ceremony?” so i need to take surveys to whoever (no need to be British) people’s opinion (especially to those who disagree with the existence of royal ceremony) i will be more expected for those who con/disagree with the existence of the royal ceremony (especially in british). also, if there are sites/articles that had already talked about this topic, please tell me! Best answer: Answer by DANIEL WRoyal ceremony, which one? There are many Royal cermonies – Trooping the Colour, Coronations, State . . . → Read More: Is it relevant to (still) have a royal ceremony (especially in British) nowadays? Question by sound_of_the_silenced2: On this day, March 22, the Stamp Act of 1765 was passed, will history repeat? The Stamp Act met with great resistance in the colonies. It was seen as a violation of the right of Englishmen to be . . . → Read More: On this day, March 22, the Stamp Act of 1765 was passed, will history repeat? Question by anip_mambo: Are British Pound banknotes with scribblings/jottings on it accepted for trade? Best answer: Answer by jleslie4585Yes they are legal tender if the metallic strip is intact and it passes UV inspection, you can exchange them at a post office if other places aren’t accepting them Add your own answer in . . . → Read More: Are British Pound banknotes with scribblings/jottings on it accepted for trade? Question by Cec123: have money there and want to transfer it to the usa? Best answer: Answer by wg0zso what’s the actaul question? Add your own answer in . . . → Read More: have money there and want to transfer it to the usa? Question by No Photo Available: How do I redeem discontinued British currency? They said they couldn’t accept one of the 20 pound note because it had been discontinued in England about six months prior. I wish I had known about it beforehand, because that 20 pound note would have brought me over $ 30 USD! Anyways, I know the Bank of England will still exchange them for the current notes, but I’m not planning any future trips to Europe. Am I out of luck? Best answer: Answer by Scott StevensonIt turns out you can mail it to the Bank of England, and they’ll deposit the equivalent of £20 in your bank account for you. There’s a form you’ve got to fill out and send . . . → Read More: How do I redeem discontinued British currency? British Banks Go Offshore, So Why Shouldn’t You Follow says Lee Byers? British banks were bailed out to the tune of billions of pounds worth of taxpayers’ hard earned revenue – and the bail out has arguably left the country bankrupt. The new government coalition (the ConDems!) are doing what they can to fill the black hole in the economy, but it’s akin to shedding tears to fill an ocean. The latest news is that they’re thinking of levying a charge against trades done by British listed banks in an effort to raise billions of pounds worth of tax income – but guess what, the British banks are now all set to go offshore to avoid as much of this charge as is possible. So if banks can go offshore, why shouldn’t you follow? The fact of the matter is, the banks that are going to be able to best avoid this charge have trading books centred elsewhere in the world – so if you’re an expatriate whose life is centred elsewhere in the world, you too can potentially go offshore to legitimately avoid . . . → Read More: British Banks Go Offshore, So Why Shouldn’t You Follow says Lee Byers? |
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