As the sun blasts down, we thank out lucky stars that we have one more day of British sunshine, and can enjoy our short summer a little longer. But whilst many relax and indulge in the lighthearted atmosphere of summer, diligence must be at hand as giving in to a family day out in the [...]
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The true cost of summer
by David Mond on June 6th, 2009
British Pride – you just can’t beat it
by David Mond on May 27th, 2009
British Pride is something you can’t package – it’s just there. And it’s something people take very seriously. In many cases, brands have built loyal customer bases on this very, special quality: British Beef, British Pies, British Ale, British Pride. So I’m shocked to hear that the heads at Santander plan to put to bed [...]
When did writing off your debt become acceptable?
by David Mond on May 11th, 2009
Our approach to the recession, so far, has been denial – hoping and praying the problem would go away all on it’s own. Unfortunately, not. So now, we are months into the situation and finally accepting it’s here to stay – at least for a while. Despite this, what is now being questioned, is not [...]
Online and dangerous: a licence to shop!
by David Mond on May 6th, 2009
Social media and e-commerce has opened up the world of opportunity even further. Now you can tweet away on twitter, poke around on Facebook and become the ultimate voyeur on You Tube! Long gone are the days you can only go shopping on the high street, and checking your bank balance (or overdraft) is no [...]
Is “Debt” really such a dirty word?
by David Mond on April 25th, 2009
In a society where more people are now in debt, than those who aren’t – why is there still such stigma and shame attached to the word, “debt”? In fact, even mentioning the subject in conversation can often present a red blush face as people look on in disgust that such a subject would be [...]
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