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4/25/2017

Book Quiz: How well do you know famous authors?

Are you a bookworm? Do you love reading books?

A bookworm is a person who prefers reading and studying than any other activities. Each person has preferences when it comes to reading books. Some love reading educational books while others prefer novels.

There are many different types of novels like mystery, romance, and fiction just to name a few. These books provide inspiration and insights into things. Novels can take anyone to another world. A fascinating story can bring you to a place you have never been before.

Can you count how many books have you finished reading? Let's test your knowledge about the famous authors. Check it by taking the quiz here:

https://www.ncchomelearning.co.uk/blog/can-name-famous-authors/

The Financial Benefits of Underfloor Heating

acodeza 4/25/2017 03:36:00 AM Family and Home , 0 Comments

No one wants to spend more on heating their home than they have to. But rising utility prices conspire against us, leaving some homeowners wondering how they will afford to heat their homes this winter.

You’ve tried turning down the thermostat, encouraging family members to wear more layers of clothing and you limit the number of hours in a day that the boiler pumps out heat in the home.

But nothing seems to make much of a difference. You still have a heating bill that is astronomical.

What is the solution?

The time has come to invest in a ‘new’ heating system and underfloor heating should be top of the list. And here’s why;

· Lower Running Temperature = Lower Bills

The Romans and Ancient Greeks enjoyed warm floors but their underfloor heating was slightly different. In some buildings, it involved fires under the floor and in others, fire heated water which was then circulated through sub-floor channels.

4/24/2017

Is Your Family Ready For A Financial Emergency?

acodeza 4/24/2017 06:09:00 AM Health and Finances , 0 Comments

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A lot of households around the country are doing OK regarding getting by these days. But the simple truth is that getting by just isn’t enough, and it doesn’t take much of crisis to put tremendous strain on your family’s finances.

We all experience periods where we can’t seem to scrape together a few cents - the post-Christmas paycheck never seems to last the distance, for example. But what happens if the primary earner in your household has an accident or gets ill? Or what happens when you have no reserves or savings but have to pay for an expensive car repair or a critical problem with your home? Will you be ready financially or will you be in serious trouble?