Isla Campbell's Articles

  • A basic guide to house, buildings and contents insurance
    If you need a brief overview of the insurances required to protect the structure and contents of your home, start here. Read on to find out more.
  • A Cheaper Alternative To A Postcard
    Many people take the opportunity to travel throughout the world at some point during their lives, but it’s good to stay in touch with home while you are away.
  • A credit card that offers the chance of a free last minute holiday
    If you want a last minute holiday without having to pay for it, there is a credit card that can make this dream come true, from receiving airmiles on the purchases you make.
  • A guide for making the transition into university
    They might be considered as the 'best years of your life' but making the jump from school to university can be a culture shock for some, and can present many challenges. What can be done to make the transition that little bit easier?
  • A Healthy Approach to the Credit Crunch
    The implications of the economic downturn are putting real financial pressures on families in the UK, but by adopting a healthier approach to life, you could save money and reap the physical benefits too.
  • A Holistic Approach to Health
    Having a healthy mind and body is paramount to overall wellbeing. By following simple steps you can introduce a little more healthiness into your life and benefit in ways you may have never even considered.
  • A Magnificent Gateway to the Past
    The information contained within this article is the opinion of the author and is intended purely for information and interest purposes only. It should not be used to make any decisions or take any actions. Any links are included for information purposes only.
  • A million miles from home: finding paradise in Providenciales
    The Turks and Caicos Islands may be one of the remaining British overseas territories, but with stunning beaches, coral reefs and some of the world’s top scuba diving, it truly seems a million miles from home.
  • A night at the opera: the attractions of Palermo
    Of Italy’s many yearly visitors, many choose to head to Palermo. The city’s history and architecture are widely popular, with the Teatro Massimo being a particular centerpiece.
  • A Piste of the Alps: Manchester’s Chill Factore
    Skiing and snowboarding has found a new home in a rather unlikely place: Manchester! New indoor ski centre Chill Factore has got facilities like no other in the UK, and offers an alpine experience like no other!
  • A Sport For Everyone With Patience!
    A sport that anyone can attempt but only the few can master, Golf will remain popular as it is one of the few things you can enjoy and become great at if you have the time and more importantly, the patience.
  • A Taste of Munich
    Sometimes one of the best things about visiting a new city is sampling all of their culinary delights, and as it goes, Munich has some wonderful delicacies on offer.
  • A Variety Of Savings For A Number Of Reasons
    There are many different saving account types on offer from the UK’s major financial institutions, all offering differing rates and various benefits to account holders.
  • Add a day trip to exciting Cape Canaveral to your Florida itinerary
    Although not in the heart of Orlando, at only 40 miles away the John F. Kennedy Space Centre is well worth a visit, especially if there is a shuttle launch that day.
  • Advice For A Successful First Date
    We’ve all been there. First dates are nerve wracking to most people, but there are ways to make sure it goes well, no matter who you might be meeting.
  • Affording the First Rung of the Property Ladder
    Given there are so many factors and costs just waiting to surprise you, it can be daunting to enter into first-time home-owning. However, there are ways by which to get the best deals available, meaning the home you want at a price you can afford.
  • After several years of falling prices are hotel insurance premiums set to rise?
    Hotel and other licensed premises’ have benefited from a drop in insurance premiums over the last few years, but due to a predicted harsher financial climate over the next 12 months that may soon be about to change.
  • All in the small print: all that glitters isn’t necessarily gold in the world of mortgages
    Whilst interest rates and other payment conditions are all crucial in terms of finding the right mortgage, there are other fees to be wary off. Reading the small print and comparing various lenders’ charges is a big step to finding the best mortgage deal.
  • An Environmentally Friendly Way To Get In Touch
    We all make phone calls virtually every day. But have you considered whether or not the method you are choosing is the best one for you?
  • Annual Phuket Vegetarian Festival Becoming Major Tourist Lure
    More famous for its curries and rice dishes than any other part of its cuisine, every year the Thai island of Phuket hosts a ten day vegetarian festival.
  • Architecture, Art Houses and Ambience: Alternative Amsterdam
    The architecture, art houses and ambience of Amsterdam make this a destination not to be missed. Leafy canals and winding waterways create a picturesque backdrop against which an eclectic mix of attractions can be discovered.
  • Are Cars On Their Way Out?
    Let’s face it - cars aren’t the cheapest things on earth to run. But does that mean they might not be with us for much longer?
  • Are Small businesses Facing Tough Times Ahead?
    As energy and fuel prices rocket and pressure is put upon companies to economise or struggle to survive where can small businesses go for advice?
  • Are We Getting Dumber As Technology Gets Smarter?
    As technological advancements impact greatly on how we communicate with each other on a day to day basis, the question is whether the English language is evolving or devolving.
  • Are You Paying Too Much For Your Mortgage?
    No one wants to spend more money than they have to, which is why it pays to give your mortgage the once over every now and again.
  • Are You Ready For The Future?
    We all like to think we know how our lives are going to pan out, but it doesn’t always happen as we expect it to.
  • Back to School Style for Boys
    Shop online or hit the high street to find boys schoolwear essentials that are resistant enough to withstand playground tussles but stylish enough that he won’t complain when getting dressed for school on Monday mornings.
  • Banking Keeps Up With Current Events
    Personal banking has seen many changes in recent years but online banking has transformed how we view and operate our current accounts. The advantages are too good to ignore and there is no reason to look back.
  • Barcelona: A Rich Football Club with Good Intentions
    Football clubs often get a bad reputation for being more concerned with money than anything else. When FC Barcelona announced a deal that a charity would be their main shirt sponsors it made a lot of people rethink their previous assessment.
  • Baroque and Bustling Nice
    France’s fifth largest city, Nice is a magnet for tourists and visitors from around the globe. Elegance, beauty and simplicity give the city its charm; and the warm and sunny climate only adds to the experience.
  • Be wise and curb your spending, but don’t drop the essentials
    The credit crunch has meant that many people are having to watch their finances and be more creative in how they spend their money. However, there are certain things, say the experts, which should not be discarded in a bid to save cash.
  • Beach Holidays Off The Beaten Track
    The lure of a beach holiday is undeniable, but why stick with the same beaches every year? The world has a lot more to offer if you know where to look.
  • Berlin’s Cultural Variety Makes it a Must See Location
    Offering visitors a glimpse into a world containing a rich history and a modern outlook on life, Berlin is a unique city which really does have something for everyone.
  • Birmingham Bullring: The biggest shopping experience outside London
    Originally a blot on the landscape, the 1960s-built Birmingham Bull Ring development was demolished to make way for a shiny new retail complex which opened in 2003, attracting almost 37million visitors in its first year.
  • Blackpool is full of family fun!
    Blackpool has long been a popular holiday destination in the UK and provides many fantastic sights and activities for the whole family to enjoy.
  • Bridge the Gap with Video Calls
    Embrace the capabilities of video calling and use video to catch up with friends whether they’re just around the corner or in a different country. Even the computer clumsy will be able to get the hang of video calls.
  • Britain’s Increasingly Wet Summers
    During 2007 and 2008 flash flooding caused chaos throughout the UK, forcing many events to be cancelled and causing misery for thousands who have had their homes or business premises flooded.
  • Budget Better By Calculating Mortgage Payments
    Mortgage payments make up the vast majority of many families' monthly expenses, so calculating them accurately is vital to working out a realistic budget; one miscalculation could be the difference between financial life and death.
  • Budget Travel Flourishing Despite Rising Fuel Prices
    Despite a huge hike in oil prices the bigger players in the scheduled budget airlines industry are not worried about losing passengers.
  • Business Insurance: Why Cutting out the Middleman Could Endanger Your Business
    According to their TV adverts, some UK insurers think you should “cut out the middleman” when buying business insurance. However, whilst it is in the interests of these insurers to promote this view, business owners should think twice before adopting it.
  • Businesses find new ways to cut costs
    Competition never stops in business and many companies are now looking at ways to reduce expenses while maximising profits through solutions such as improving their mail process and management.
  • Buy a Peach Not a Lemon
    By ensuring you adhere to a few safeguards, buying a car should be straightforward and unlikely to end in you buying an inferior vehicle, or paying too much for one.
  • Buying Versus Renting: What Would You Choose To Do?
    In the debate over whether it is better to buy a property or to rent one, there are many arguments supporting both sides. Whichever route you decide is best for your personal circumstances there are some essential points to consider.
  • Caller ID with A Difference
    Video calling is unique. People use it for the same underlying purpose as telephone calls but bring their own personal views. The feelings behind those views are now visible onscreen giving this technology a distinctive edge.
  • Calling all Accident Victims
    If you’ve been injured in an accident through no fault of your own it is worth investigating whether you are entitled to compensation for loss of earnings, pain, suffering or any other loss.
  • Can a Boob Job Really Increase Self Esteem?
    Many women who decide to have breast surgery find themselves facing criticism. However, a recent study revealed that breast augmentation can improve women's self esteem and perceptions of sexuality.
  • Can a New Vehicle Improve Your Credit Rating?
    If you’ve got a poor credit rating it can be very difficult to get any kind of credit when you need it the most. But luckily there are ways you can improve it.
  • Can HSBC's Rate Matcher allay general mortgage misery?
    The plight of homeowners facing massive rate hikes after their fixed deals expire have received an unexpected boost, with HSBC having announced its Rate Matcher mortgage deal. But is it enough to dispel the gloom surrounding the UK mortgage market?
  • Car Credit Crunch
    If you are planning a major purchase the words 'credit crunch' may send a chill up your spine, but with clever planning and research you may find that getting the required finances is easier than you thought.
  • Car credit: going about it the right way
    When making any important financial decision, it pays to have all the facts readily available. Making quick, uninformed choices has culminated in countless people paying well over the odds for a car loan when it can easily be avoided.
  • Change Your Habits and Save a Small Fortune
    From not wasting food to counting loose change or selling items that are cluttering up your home, there are many ways to save money and put it towards something that you’ve always wanted.
  • Charities step in to ensure youngsters stay debt free
    In an effort to curb the UK’s huge consumer debt - now estimated at £1.3 trillion - several charities have set out to help young people across the UK understand financial responsibility.
  • Chase the Sun and Capture the Moment
    With a poor summer and bleak financial outlook, more and more Brits are looking for guaranteed sunshine from their holiday destinations.
  • Cheap calls – why pay more?
    In recent times, the ability to get cheap phone calls has now become a lot easier due to the fact that there are so many different ways to make phone calls, other than by using a traditional fixed landline telephone.
  • Cheaper Driving: How to keep the cost of motoring down
    Along with safety and reliability, the cost of running a car is one of the top considerations for most of us when choosing a car.
  • Classifieds: Create a Big Impact on a Small Budget
    Whether you are a business with products and services to sell, or a consumer looking to purchase, advertising plays a key role. Classifieds are a great way to communicate information, as well as being one a cost-effective option.
  • Clicking Your Way to Love with Online Dating
    In the 21st century people are busier than ever, meaning it can be hard for single people to meet that special someone. But thanks to online dating, it has never been easier to meet someone new.
  • Complex Mortgage Jargon Made Simple
    If you’re new to the mortgage market or have just been away for a while, you may struggle to get to grips with the jargon used to describe the many products on the market.
  • Conference calls cut costs and are a greener option
    Rather than travel to visit clients, customers, partners or colleagues small businesses could save a potential fortune, as well as significantly reducing their carbon footprint by using conference calls instead.
  • Connect with Companions Using Video Calls
    If your friends and family are in far flung places, you could make use of video calls to bridge the gap the miles create, and connect with all your loved ones quickly and easily.
  • Conservation and Your Holiday Destination
    There is more pressure than ever on people to act responsibly and with a conscience when it comes to booking an overseas trip. The areas of conservation and eco-tourism continue to grow and can have a wide ranging impact.
  • Consolidation Loans Aren't All Bad!
    Consolidation loans are often on the receiving end of some bad press. However, for those who really are in financial dire straits, a consolidation loan could be good news.
  • Cool outfits for your summer holiday
    Once you’ve booked your summer holiday it’s time to think about what to take with you. Keeping cool is the name of the game, but you can achieve this and still look elegant.
  • Cotton Wool Kids: Over-Protecting Our Children Can Be Bad For Their Health
    It’s only natural to want to protect children from all the dangers that exist in the world, but wrapping them in cotton wool will only mean they won’t learn how to avoid hazards by themselves.
  • Credit crisis could cost 11,000 city jobs
    According to a recent survey companies operating in the financial services sector are anticipating cutting back their workforce by up to 11,000 over the next year as concerns over the state of the economy continue to knock confidence.
  • Cricket & Calypso In The Caribbean
    England's cricketers visit the Caribbean in January 2009 on an eleven-week tour. However, for visitors, watching the Cricket action will be only one of countless attractions, with Barbados offering plenty, besides Cricket.
  • Cupid in the Capital: London’s Online Dating Options
    Give online dating a whirl and see how much fun you can have. With many options available to online daters nationwide you’re sure to meet like-minded admirers for enjoyable days and nights out in the city.
  • Current Accounts: More Interest Than A Mattress!
    Stuffing cash in a mattress is not the most secure way of saving for a rainy day, and because of the many risks involved, you may ultimately see the entire lot go up in smoke or be stolen; far better then to store that cash securely!
  • Data Centre Solutions: Outsource the IT Infrastructure for Business Success
    When a company outgrows their existing IT infrastructure, what are the options available to them?
  • Dear Green Place: Glasgow’s Smiles Better
    Scotland may be more renowned for the hackneyed images of golf, whisky and tartan; but as the largest city in Scotland, Glasgow offers a diverse mix of activities for city-lovers everywhere.
  • Development in Dubai races ahead despite financial gloom
    Although the rest of the world is collectively tightening its belt in the face of global recession, planners in Dubai appear to adopting the stance: “Financial crisis, what financial crisis?” as they drive ahead with their ambitious expansion plans.
  • Discover a part of London’s rich culture with a theatre break
    Throughout the world London is regarded as one of the finest cities for culture and the arts, illustrated perfectly by the theatres and shows playing every night.
  • Discover London, courtesy of Jack
    London was founded by the Romans over 2,000 years ago as a strategic staging point for their invasion of Britain, and today it is now one of the Europe’s largest conurbations and most influential cities.
  • Discover the ancient Egyptian wonders of Luxor
    No visit to Egypt would be complete without a trip to the city of Luxor. Indeed, home to some of the country’s best preserved temples, as well as a host of colourful bazaars and souks, there is a whole new world waiting to be discovered!
  • Discovering the two sides of Barcelona
    Barcelona is a bustling cosmopolitan city, but if you look carefully you can still find quiet pockets of undiscovered beauty.
  • Diwali: The Festival of Light
    As a popular holiday destination with British holidaymakers, India entices travelers by stimulating the senses with its rich culture, religious diversity and many festivals, and this is no more apparent than during the festival of Diwali.
  • Do I Really Need Life Insurance?
    In the current economic climate, many families are cutting down on non-essentials in order to cope with the rising costs of food, energy, fuel and borrowing. Life insurance may be considered 'non-essential', but it may be more essential than we think.
  • Dogs versus Cats: Which makes the Best Pet?
    Many pet lovers have strong opinions on whether a cat or dog makes the better pet. Which would you choose?
  • Dolls: The History and Future of Fun for Children
    With the current trend of console gaming and electronic toys, dolls often get overlooked as a source of entertainment. With a history of around 4000 years, dolls are still one of the most popular toys around.
  • Don't be a Lost Luggage Loser: Travel Smart
    Lost luggage at airports is unfortunately on the rise, and once we've checked in our bags, we're at the mercy of the airport's baggage matrix; there's little we can do to keep luggage safe, so make sure you have adequate travel insurance!
  • Don't Miss Sharing Those Family Celebrations
    Birthdays mark an important occasion - not least for the celebrant! While birthdays often provide an opportunity for celebrations with close-by family and friends, those further away can also join in the fun, no matter where in the world they are.
  • Don’t Be Dim When Driving In the Sun
    There’s nothing quite like hitting the open road when the weather is good, but it does come with its own set of hazards. Being aware of them will help to ensure an enjoyable drive.
  • Don’t leave your endowment to chance
    If you have an endowment, make sure you consider all the options available, or you could risk a considerable shortfall.
  • Don’t Let Your Savings Dry Up
    A savings account helps us to save money for a rainy day; but savers need to be smart and shop around for the best rates in order to ensure their capital survives inflation.
  • Don’t miss your chance to catch a great West End show
    With many West End Shows in London ending their run soon, the summer of 2008 could be your last chance to catch some great musicals for some time.
  • Dress to Suit Your Bodyshape
    With several types of body shapes out there it’s important you work out your own shape and then choose the clothes that fit and flatter your body. Conquer flattering fits and wear your shapeliness with style.
  • Driven to Distraction: Road Safety for Multi-Taskers
    It’s estimated that as many as 25 million people have died on the world’s roads in the last hundred or so years. And whilst the dangers of drink-driving are almost universally accepted, driving and multi-tasking is only now starting to be addressed.
  • Driving Through the Finance Capital
    London is a city that has something to offer everyone and its thriving financial sector also means it can offer a wealth of car financing options to help get you on the road.
  • Dubrovnik is still Byron’s ‘pearl of the Adriatic’
    The beautiful Croatian city of Dubrovnik still exudes the same charm, beauty and ambience that led noted English poet Lord Byron to fall in love with it almost two centuries ago.
  • Edinburgh’s International Festival is a Must See
    As the world’s largest arts festival, Edinburgh’s International festival is a must see. Combining a plethora of events, the Scottish capital sees thousands of tourists flocking there every year. Just make sure you plan your trip early enough.
  • Enjoying a Christmas Trip to New York City
    During the festive period many people like a change of scenery and enjoy a Christmas away from home, with New York being a consistently popular destination year after year.
  • Enjoying the architecture and culture of Manhattan
    Few places in the world can match the hustle and bustle of Manhattan in New York City; the commercial, cultural and financial centre of the U.S, boasting impressive architecture and a never ending list of things to do and see.
  • Ensuring your property is adequately insured
    Make sure that you are adequately insured for the rebuilding of your home should a disaster render your home inhabitable.
  • Equity Release Schemes Can Benefit ‘asset-rich’ but ‘cash-poor’ Pensioners
    Equity release schemes are designed for older people to free up some of the value of their home, enabling them to enjoy retirement in comparative comfort.
  • Escape the Arrival of Autumn with a Trip Away
    Autumn holidays are a great way to escape the cold days and long nights. They’re also ideal as there are less people abroad and lower prices. Just don’t be lured into thinking the thieves have hibernated: make sure you have proper travel protection!
  • Escaping the Pitfalls of the Car-Buying Process
    Buying a car can be an expensive venture. But it doesn’t have to be. Research shows that many of us ignore doing the simple things that could save us money when buying a new or second-hand vehicle.
  • Eureka for EuroMillions
    Whether you’re a fan of the lottery or have never played before, you may want to investigate the opportunities afforded by EuroMillions. With bigger prizes and many easy ways to play it’s worth finding out more.
  • Every penny counts: digital franking machines as a means of keeping company costs down
    More companies are seeking new ways to streamline their business and improve their turnover. Digital franking machines are an efficient, cost-effective means of dispatching mail, meaning the time saved can be used more productively in other areas.
  • Excess Baggage? How to Travel Light On Holiday
    Low-cost airlines and package deals are encouraging more and more people to travel; but the costs can mount up, especially if you exceed your baggage weight allowance. Luckily, there is a solution.
  • Experience It All in the Famed City of Boston
    From the first subway system in the US to Harvard University and hardcore punk, Boston boasts an ecclectic mix of cultural and historical heritage. With so much to see and do, visitiors to the famous city won’t be disappointed.

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