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Why do you Need Life Insurance!
by Kanishka on Apr.20, 2012, under Videos
Why Arrange Life Insurance Cover?
One thing none of us want to think about is our own deaths. Beyond the fact that we’d no longer be able to experience life, we can also leave our families with huge obligations. From loans, mortgages to more complex expenses that our passing would force our families and loved ones to cope with; doesn’t it make sense to have protection?
To sort these financial problems out, you need life insurance. It’s the one definite way that something positive can come out of a bereavement and it is a suitable policy for most people. It is simply a case of determining how much life insurance is suitable, and this can be based on a person’s dependents and business situation.
Beyond funeral expenses, many of us provide valuable contributions to our families. If a family looses the primary care giver for its children, someone will have to provide care. This can come in the form of a nanny or other person who will need to be paid. This represents a financial burden that can ruin all financial planning.
Life insurance is a protection against unforeseen events. None of us plan on passing on, yet random occurrences happen every day. Because these events can happen and people are counting on you, both for emotional support and for what you can bring to any sort of commitment; it’s important to make sure that they will be protected against anything that could happen to you.
Life insurance is a way to save money, for instance with the funeral itself which can often cost in excess of 7,000. If that is paid for by the policy then the money which would have had to be found by the grieving family can be put to other uses.
That’s an even better reason to have life insurance. Having to produce the 7,000 for a funeral, in addition to other liabilities might be passed on is a huge burden that can force loved ones out of their home and cause horrific amounts of chaos.
Property, the estate of those who die, can be heavily taxed, as much as 55% and is worth reading about inheritance tax. But life insurance can alleviate further problems and stop your inheritors losing out to taxes.
Non of us want to pass on and as traumatic as our passing might be, responsible planning can prevent our friends, family and loved ones from going through financial grief at our passing. We won’t always be around to protect them, but we can allow them to get on with their lives without paying our liabilities.
Life insurance always seems like a great expense but when you are gone your family can’t afford not to have it.
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Back!
by Kanishka on Mar.08, 2011, under Videos
Hey people ,
I’m back again to my Blog! I’m gonna post some interesting stuff soon.
Till then keep on enjoying the internet.
Can you tell what it is yet?
by Kanishka on Sep.26, 2009, under Videos
We’re giving our advertising space to you guys as a thank you for all the love you’ve shown us. And to kick it all off, we asked Rolf Harris to paint a billboard for one of the special messages we’ve already received. Watch this video to see which Wispa Gold message Rolf Harris chose to paint!
Cutest band ever to rock Bestival!
by Kanishka on Sep.26, 2009, under Videos
These four tots took to the stage in the Xbox tent and got the crowd going with the Beatles twist & shout. Check out the tiny one with the Kanye sunnies!
Put-Pocketing
by Kanishka on Aug.24, 2009, under Videos
Ex-pickpockets putting money directly back into British pockets
LONDON, 19th August 2009 – A new initiative is turning pickpocketing on its head by using ex-pickpockets to put money into Briton’s pockets on the sly.
“Put-Pocketing” is the act of secretly putting money into someone’s pocket without them noticing, and is the challenge faced by a team of 20 specialist “put-pockets” in a current scheme being rolled out nationwide.
People who have been “Put-Pocketed” will find money – ranging from a £5 or £20 note – in their pocket. They will also find attached to this a small card with a short message from the project sponsors, TalkTalk.
Former pickpocket and now TalkTalk Head of Put-Pocketing, Chris Fitch, said: “It feels good to give something back for a change – and Britons certainly need it in the current economic climate. Every time I put money back in someone’s pocket I feel less guilty about the fact I spent many years taking it out. Put-Pocketing is just as much of a challenge, and requires all the same stealth and skills”.
Mark Schmid of TalkTalk said “With so many scams out there, Britons have become very sceptical of companies giving money away – so we have turned to Put-Pocketing to give something back. Whilst unconventional, we don’t think anyone is going to mind finding a crisp £20 in their pocket courtesy of the activity”.
The initiative is led by phone and broadband provider, TalkTalk, who launched the activity to brighten up Britons lives in unusual ways.
The Put-Pocketing initiative has been piloted in London since July 1st, and will continue until the end of August before being rolled out nationwide to major UK cities. London locations being targeted include Leicester Square, Oxford Circus, Covent Garden, Westminster, Trafalgar Square and The South Bank, as well as the tube network. Signs proclaiming “Rejoice! Put pockets operating in this area” are being displayed across activity areas to help Britons distinguish between TalkTalk Put-Pocketing and real pick pockets.
Mr Schmid said: “The activity will avoid the City and Canary Wharf financial areas as we want to give the money to people who actually need it. The Put-Pockets have actually been briefed to avoid people that look like they are very well-off”.
To see the Put-Pockets in action on London’s streets, please visit www.talktalkblog.co.uk or www.youtube.com/user/talktalkvids
The Put-Pocketing teams were recruited specifically for the task and include ex-pickpockets who have to demonstrate their skill in a specially adapted interview which focuses on sleight of hand and in-field skill. Once in the team, Put-Pockets are briefed on who to target, and where. They are given a specific ID to show to public if caught in the act, and have plain-clothed minders who will intervene to calm and explain the situation if spotted. In addition, the Metropolitan police have been briefed on the activity so Put-Pockets aren’t arrested. However, to date, no-one has been caught red-handed.
Rap Around the World with Webtel.mobi Competition Winners
by Kanishka on Jul.24, 2009, under Videos
Barack Obama, David Hasselhoff and Anna Kournikova “called” in a viral rap video
The international Webtel.mobi viral ad competition hosted by Zooppa.com attracted 170+ entries from video makers all over the world. Check out the winning virals!
Congratulations to Rap Around the World, which has been chosen as the overall winner.
The winners of the categories are:
Local Category Winner: Granma Calling
Geographic Category Winners: Webtel.mobi Coverage Test (stolen video) joint with Prank Call
Roaming Category Winner: Battery 4 Life
Freestyle Category Winner: In the clouds…
Thanks to everyone who’s taken part and helped to make the competition such a phenomenal success.
For information go to www.webtel.mobi/pc from your desktop
To use the service go to www.webtel.mobi from your mobile phone
The Conduit
by Kanishka on Jun.20, 2009, under Videos
After a full-scale alien attack on Washington D.C., suspicions arise as to the involvement of the U.S. government. Armed with sci-fi gadgets and high-powered weapons, players will battle aliens, rouge agents and enemy forces as a former secret service agent codenamed “Mr. Ford.”
Built exclusively for Wii, The Conduit pushes the boundaries of the platform from incredible award-winning graphics to robust controls that are customizable on-the-fly. This action-packed, first-person shooter from the creators at High Voltage Software also supports the Wii Speak peripheral.
more info at http://www.conduitgame.com
SPONSORED:Working Like a Machine?(Part -2)
by Kanishka on Jun.04, 2009, under Videos
Must be time to have a break and have a Kit Kat!
[SPONSORED]New Music Show Pocket TV Launches June 4th
by Kanishka on May.29, 2009, under Videos
New weekly music and entertainment show made specially for mobile and online
It’s been quite a few weeks in the making, and Sony Ericsson’s Pocket TV is now launching on June 4th.
It will be free to download to any handset in 5x 90s clips each week (they’ve kept the clips short so they’re easy to download even if you don’t have a fancy phone) and you’ll also be able to watch extended 3min versions of the clips on a dedicated YouTube channel (youtube.com/pockettvshow).
They’ve got Florence and the Machine, Hockey and N-Dubz for the first episode, with people like The Gossip, Maximo Park, Marilyn Manson, Just Jack and All American Rejects already lined up for the following weeks.
Matt Edmondson (from Holy Moly TV) is the main host, but there will be more presenters getting involved throughout the series. It’s not going to be a muso show, it’s meant to be a bit of fun with bands and artists who have music coming out. It will also cover comedy, fashion and films.
Every week, there will be a Citizen Journalist segment and if you’re between 16-24, you can submit a video to pitch an idea via the YouTube channel. The best ones will be filmed by the production team, with the citizen journalist fronting the piece. Viewers will be able to comment on individual clips and influence how the show develops.
HTC Magic™ with Google™
by Kanishka on May.12, 2009, under Videos
The new Google™ phone HTC Magic™ is exclusive to Vodafone
Everything you love about the internet, exactly how you want it. The HTC Magic™ will keep you entertained and up to date wherever you are. Sleek, stylish and exclusive to Vodafone, the Magic is powered by cutting edge technology. So web essentials like Google Maps™ and Google Search™ work brilliantly. You can create shortcuts to your favourite sites and download fun games, news feeds and widgets. Then decide where everything goes – so you can get to it all easily. Love putting friends in the picture? The HTC Magic’s 3.2 megapixel camera shoots photos in sharp focus. You can admire the results on its extra large high-resolution screen. Or upload your photos for your friends to see – with superfast internet, they’ll upload in a flash.