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Using battery-powered recording devices, scientists in the USA have developed a way of detecting autism in children as young as 10 months old.

Medical insurance is falling in popularity

A fall in private health insurance renewals in 2009 has been reported by analysts Laing & Buisson. The number of people purchasing their own policies has dropped to the lowest level in almost 30 years.

Insurance for over 50s is simple

Statistically a person over the age of 50 is more likely to require medical treatment in comparison with someone under 50. For this reason, health insurance premiums for those in the former age group are higher, and will only rise with age.

It’s all quiet on the graduate job front following news that, on average, there are 69 applicants per graduate vacancy, a rise of 20 on last year’s figures.

Festival season is upon us

You know what time of year it is when you pack up your wellies, anorak and tent and head off in search of muddy fields and loud music.

Are you worried about Income Payment Protection?

As stories about IPP continue to circulate in the media, many consumers are becoming increasingly wary about whether this form of insurance is right for them.

Westminster will announce some of the biggest cust since the Second World War

Following the arrival of the new coalition government, the UK is bracing itself for a tough package of tax increases and spending cuts in a bid to tackle mounting British deficit which is currently pegged at a record £155bn.

Is your money safe?

In this day and age the financial markets are awash with different products it’s easy to loose sight of what’s really important to you.

Despite the battle of the sexes being fought on an increasingly level playing field it would seem the fairer sex have yet to rival men when it comes to life insurance.

Do women have time for life insurance inbetween juggling everything else?

Ever wondered what goes on over the fence?

Class yourself as an individual? Unique? Nothing like the people next door? Think again.