- The think tank Policy Exchange has been on the magic mushrooms.
- They have come out with a corker this morning stating that interest rates could be raising to 8% by 2012.
- Mon 23rd Aug 2010
- Over 1.2 million people take out pay day loans at an average 2689% APR.
- These are genuine loans and should not be mistaken for dodgy deals provided by loan sharks.
- Mon 16th Aug 2010
- Mortgage rates keep getting better and better.
- HSBC have today announced a market leading tracker mortgage at 1.69% + base for life.
- Tue 3rd Aug 2010
Claims
The UK population probably have a negative opinion of the claims market, and those operating within it seem to suffer the tag of "ambulance chasers". This maybe the case of old, but the market today is as well policed as any other profession.
You may not realise this, but the claims market became regulated by the government under the compensation act in July 2006. This provides protection for those most vulnerable, the people with a genuine need to make a claim due to an unfortunate event usually through no fault of their own.
This regulation provided a much needed shake up. Before regulation came in the citizens advice bureau published a report in 2004 titled "no win no fee - no chance". This unfortunately detailed a large number of firms with dubious practices. The good news is these cowboys have now been well and truly run out of town.
Today the claims market provides much needed professional advice to the public, mainly in the following circumstances:
- Accidents at work
- Road traffic accidents
- Slipping and injuring
- Industrial diseases
- Head and spinal Injuries
- Medical negligence claims
Get free claims advice
If you are visiting trumpo today because you or a family member have been unfortunate enough to experience one of the above, it's imperative that you make the right choice and only deal with an accredited and trusted claims firm. Trumpo have vetted the very best and we are happy to endorse them, but if you want to do your own research and choose a firm yourself, we advise that you check them out first on the government claims register
