Yesterdays latest unemployment figures were rather depressing with the official count just bubbling under two milllion unemployed in the UK at 1.9m.
The January job losses have yet to be taken into account and with the closure of many high street shops and the recently decimated manufacturing, financial and motor industries, we could see the official job loss rate of 6.3 rise dramatically this time next month when the January figures are published.
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Very few jobs are ‘safe’ in the current economic climate and it is worth considering
How you would protect your current position should the worst happen and you face redundancy?
What contingencies do you currently have in place should you find yourself unemployed?
Do you really know the monthly amount of outgoings you will need to sustain your current lifestyle?
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A few of these benefits that are available, rather like to pensioners, include limited mileage discounts, guaranteed agreed valuations and club member discouunts.
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Recession Latest – House Prices Rise?
According to the Halifax average house prices rose last month by 1.9% to an average price of £166,000. Can we really trust figures from any BOS owned business?
If this is true which we strongly doubt, this would have serious effect upon the first time buyer market and is not the desired outcome of the recent macro and fiscal policies.
With the Bank of England Steeing commitee meeting today to discuss Interest Rate adjustments we can see at least a quarter percent movement south to stop this inflation. This will of course seriously affect pensioners and others on fixed incomes who rely upon their savings.
Furthermore redundancies are increasing daily with 500 job losses announced today at Ford Swaythling – the home of the Transit