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Trusts
'Trusts' proceeds with a very simplistic overview of the basis for trusts, their foundation in practical terms, and the way they came into being, developed and are now being used.
Trusts a Practical Guide
Within the genre of financial selfhelp, 'Trusts A Practical Guide' is an invaluable and rare resource for financial experts and members of the public alike who need a reference work on a subject that is, on the face of it, complex but which undeniably affects many people's lives at one point or another. Whatever your occupation or background, you are almost certain at some time to need some understanding of this subject, whether in your own financial planning or in advising those around you - and this guide is particularly helpful when dealing with a relative's probate or the complex issues arising from an inheritance.After thirtyfive years at the top of his profession, FSA member Terry O'Ha...
If Only Politicians Had Brains
Hopefully you are old enough to remember'Yes Minister.'Does government really work like that? If it does, you really need a sense of humour to examine not only its workings but also its non-workings. That is exactly what' If Only Politicians Had Brains' does, examine government workings with a sense of humour.Ten years ago BSE was going to destroy mankind (if mankind ate beef ). So far less than 150 people have died - over a twelve year period.'If Only Politicians Had Brains 'takes an, often times, humorous look- with serious intents- at the politically manufactured creations designed to divert public attention away from the real issues. Why do so many people" fall for "the smoke and mirrors trap that makes" Hustle " the successful programme that it is?TerenceO Halloran has a thirty (plus) year experience of dealing with government through British Chambers of Commerce and the Federation of Small Businesses at local and central government level . This is a chance to share his insight into the real " smoke and mirror " minds of a group of people that will do anything to prove that they, and only they, know how they should run your life..
Trolleybus Revolution - UK: The Retrofit Hybrid Revolution
Climate change is the burning issue of our time. THIS BOOK IS YOUR GUIDE to an important part of the solution to Climate Change and its success through the provision of the correct local bus alternatives. The specification, development and product limitations of public service vehicles are at the heart of this book and your choices. Compromise or calamity? The consumer's choice. When it comes to the world's climate and public transport options, is diesel that bad? Are battery-driven buses that good? Is there another option to consider? Perhaps yes, by way of In Motion Charging (IMC) vehicles: the modern trolleybus. The modern trolleybus is one possible solution. However, is it the answer? Ho...
Building a Business on Bacon & Eggs
Building a Business on Bacon & Eggs Introduction 1 It's not about bacon and eggs Some people, like Andy Lopata, who is the Managing Director of Business Referral Exchange (BRE) Networking, are employed to run breakfast meetings. Andy has made a business out of helping others to build their business over a plate of bacon and eggs. As a result, he spends his entire working day focused upon and building a community of strong contact breakfast groups, which meet weekly around the UK. Andy is not just focused on ensuring that each of BRE's groups meets at the designated time and place each week, but also on putting into place a national infrastructure of training, communication and marketing to s...
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Financial Conduct Authority
This Treasury Committee report into the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) contains a number of recommendations for the Government's consideration ahead of the drafting and publication of the Financial Services Bill early in 2012. Among the recommendations are: (a) that the Government should legislate to give the FCA a primary objective to promote effective competition for the benefit of the consumer (in line with the thinking of the Independent Commission on Banking and the Office of Fair Trading); (b) the Government must put competition at the heart of the new regulatory framework; (c) that the FCA develops far more reliable estimates, in collaboration with the industry, of its own cost effectiveness; (d) that the Government differentiates between retail and wholesale consumers; (e) that both the FCA and the financial services industry make better efforts to communicate with each other; (f) that the current legislative proposals be revised to ensure that the FCA is properly accountable to Parliament and that tools are available to enable the required level of explanation from the regulator.
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