These services are performed by the true regional or general agent, or by the branch or home offices. The local agent is principally a salesman; his job is to acquire business and to give home insurance quotes to his clients.

However, for fire insurance, he is usually a recording agent; that is, he prepares and countersigns policies in behalf of his companies. In casualty insurance, he is often no different from the regional or general agent, except that his commission rate is less and he writes less business.

Attached to the home office, branch office, or general agency may be found a representative who solicits exclusively for a given carrier or general agent. He is known as an “office agent.” Although he is considered an employee of the carrier or office, his only pay is a commission for the business he produces, generally at the same rates as are offered a local agent.

The office agent, however, may have a better net income than the local agent, since his office, office supplies, and other services are furnished to him. An office agent may ask for and obtain permission to write business in companies other than that of his benefactor.

Not all private health insurance providers are anchored to companies by agency contracts or by employer-employee relationships. Some are freelance operators who shop around to find the best type of coverage possible for the insurance buyers who are their clients.

These producers are called “brokers.” Theoretically, brokers are agents of insurance buyers and not agents of the companies in which they place their business. Nevertheless, they are paid by the companies in the form of a commission.

The clients they serve are not required to pay the broker a cent directly. Of course, the premiums they pay for their insurance are “loaded” to take care of all commissions. So, indirectly, the client pays the commissions of both the agent and the broker.

The broker’s commission is usually a little less than that of the agent. This allows the agent to accept business from a broker and still retain a slight margin of profit. Brokers, however, may place their business direct with the company rather than through an agent.

Some insurance brokers operate solely as insurance salesmen, providing no technical insurance service. They depend upon the companies to provide these services for their clients. Other brokers maintain a staff of engineers to help their clients obtain the best rate possible for their cheap homeowner insurance. These engineers check the exposures of their clients and the rating procedure of their companies. They also advise on loss-prevention activities.

Brokers are more prominent in metropolitan areas, operating extensively among business corporations with large exposures. They may become virtually insurance managers for some corporations. Some insurance brokerage firms are national in scope; a few are even international.

Brokers are not prominent in life insurance but are very important in the fire and casualty lines; they are most important in the field of marine insurance. Some producers may be both agents and brokers, operating as brokers in a metropolitan area and as agents in their suburban home communities. Some function as agents for life insurance companies but as brokers for fire and casualty insurance.

A final type of producer is the solicitor. He usually cannot bind the company or write policies. He simply finds prospects for insurance and then handles the business through a local agent, broker, or company branch or service office.

Allison Ryan is a freelance marketing writer specializing in financial planning and different types of insurance, including private health insurance and cheap homeowner insurance. For a wide variety of affordable insurance policies, check out http://cheap-insurance-rates.com/.

During one three week period, I did several presentations both in Bulgaria and Romania to a wide variety of companies, from large multi-nationals to small local businesses. Not unlike North America, I saw companies with these attributes: 1) Companies with people who are truly engaged in whatever activity is going on, 2) companies whose people do what they are told really well but are not truly engaged and lastly, and sadly 3) companies who say they want employee engagement but don’t really want input from their employees. (Where does your company fit in?)

It almost goes without saying which group accomplished the most in my sessions – of course it was the ones who were truly engaged! And as you probably know, when you work with engaged people you have as much fun as they do, which I certainly did.

While the other groups did not reach the heights of the more engaged groups, the sessions were extremely valuable to them as well. But you can feel the weight of groups like this working. And while it took a while, I know each one finally felt the power of their whole team being engaged. And this was very important.

With respect to the three attributes I previously mentioned… leadership obviously played a key role. I know our program was an eye opener for many of leaders who actually let go of the reins for the first time and were pleased by the results. For many it was their “status quo” and they revelled in another project well done. However, for some it was a real challenge for them to let go at all. I had to walk a few delicate lines but felt good that many of them realized that in order to let their people be engaged, that meant sharing some of the responsibility for plotting the course of the company.

So next time you’re leading a group, think about how you can make everyone feel comfortable enough to be part of the action. Many people want to be but they don’t feel their ideas will be welcome so they sit back. If you can make everyone feel engaged and that their ideas are welcome now you’ve got something powerful that can take on any economic time.

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Paul has worked closely with high-level executives to design and deliver hundreds of workshops for top level management through to line workers. These highly customized programs continue to resonate within organizations for years by forging new bonds between participants . When Paul combines his performance efforts with BOOM VP Ray Dillard, programs take on a magical quality that combine learning with immersion in a dynamic live musical performance.

To be able to sustain in competitive advantage your products must be valuable for customers, not easy to imitate and profitable to sell. Successful products fulfill a high emotional value state, for instance OXO who evolved a single product called GoodGrips to a full line of products penetrating a significant market share. Motorola developed a major presence in the consumer product category with one new product, called the Talkabout.

In evaluating the value impact of these products, it is found that they were successful in communicating ‘values’ in key categories that connected them to their customers. Product positioning has an important role to play in product development. The product positioning refers to the set of features and value that is valued by the target customer audience, relative to competing products. It is about how you differentiate your product or service in the mind of your prospect.

When you position your product, especially in the established markets instead of creating products and services with distinctive advantage, the company can fall into trap of creating something, which is merely a duplication of the same product with identical characteristics. This is called a majority fallacy, which at the end often results in price wars.

Due to the changes of situation (in the market or internal organization) you may need to reposition your product or service and decide what direction going to move. It is not easy to do, especially when the company has something to lose, such as existing customers or other products.

Positioning is therefore an organized approach for finding a window in the mind of one’s prospect in order to position effectively over there a product against its main competitors. This system is based on the concept that communication can only take place at the right time and under the right circumstances. The mind accepts only that new information which matches its current state. It filters out everything else. In other words, positioning is a process by which a psychological “anchor” has been placed into the minds of prospects so that they come to choose one specific person or company over another. The task is however a complex one which explains why so many products attempts fail.

Cagan and Vogel argues that there are three key factors that must be present to guarantee the highest potential of success.

1. Ability to identify product opportunities. – As cultures continue to change, opportunities emerge for new products, which do not just solve existing problems but create possibilities for new experiences.
2. Heightened understanding of the customer needs translated into actionable insights that define attributes. – These attributes serve as guides in developing products form and features that consumers quickly recognize as useful, usable and desirable.
3. True integration of engineering, industrial design and marketing which respects and appreciates perspective of each discipline.

The identification of product opportunities should be the core force that drives companies that manufacture products, provide services or process information. A product opportunity exists when there is gap between what is currently in the market and the possibility for new or significantly improved products that result form emerging trends. A product that successfully fills a Product Opportunity Gap (POG) is perceived as useful, usable and desirable. Identifying a POG requires a constant sweep of a number of factors in three major areas; social trends (S), economic forces (E) and technological advances (T).

The social factors include family and work patterns, consumption patterns, health issues, politics, sports and recreation etc. The economic factors focus on income that people perceive they have, or that they expect to have, to give them purchasing power. The technology factors focus on direct and imagined results from new scientific discoveries in corporate, military and university environments.

The process therefore starts with a scan of what Cagan and Vogel call SET factors: Social trends, Economic forces, and Technical advances, which open opportunities for new products. For example, the retro trend (social), ample disposable income (economic), and new materials and processes (technology) opened an opportunity that Mazda capitalized on with its Miata sports car. SET factors change constantly, so they can lead to new insights that were not apparent before. Similarly, changing SET factors explain how products go out of fashion and even how a product can appear before its time.

The next step is to detect in the SET factors some Product Opportunity Gaps. These POGs are a discrepancy between what is currently available on the market and what the SET factors suggest. Discovering POGs is part science and part art. When found, they lead to product opportunities.

These SET factors generate opportunities for procuring new products that can have effect on the way people live their lives at any given moment. This goal is to create products and services by identifying emerging trends and to match that trend with the right technology and understanding of the purchasing dynamics.

Successful new products become necessary once they ‘hit’ the market, which when will become instantly desirable. Coca cola has been able to maintain its position as the leading soft drink for the entire century. Baby dolls hitting the children’s mind lasted decades. Hit factory in the field of music is another classic example. Once POGs are identified, the challenge become translating the POGs into the development of a new product or the significant modification of an existing product. Positioning maps shows how breakthrough products are differentiated from the competition.

The upper right quadrant of the map integrates the attributes of style and technology and adds a third dimension; Value. Style refers to the sensory and ergonomic elements of a product. It determines how well the product connects with the lifestyle of those in the target market. Technology refers to the functionality that enables the product to operate. It can include mechanical, electrical, chemical, or software and it includes materials and manufacturing choices as well. Finally, value is “the level of effect that people personally expect from products and services, represented through lifestyle impact, enabling features, and ergonomics, which together result in a useful, usable, and desirable product.” Useful means that the product satisfies a human need and is cost-effective, usable relates to ease of use, and desirable means that its attributes combine to make people want to own it.

Upper right products, services and companies merge style and technology in a way that creates strong customer value and promotes positive user experience. Strong brand, corporate values and connection to customer values lead to both short term and long term customer satisfaction. Many breakthrough products stay in the upper right through the constant injection of useful, usable and desirable features of the customer.

Each remaining quadrant contains products that emphasize only style, technology or low cost. Through the integration of the attributes represented in the upper right, breakthrough products meet the needs, wants and desires of customers resulting in increased sales, profit and brand equity. This integration results in the creation of breakthrough products that are perceived as having high value.

The positioning maps show how different products in the same category can be located in a matrix with style and technology as the two axes. The third dimension, value, primarily exists in the upper right quadrant where companies make a concerted effort to integrate style and technology by responding to the needs of the customers. While this approach can lead to increased cost in production, the cost can often be easily returned with interest by establishing a higher price for the product, increased sales, increased interest in the company’s product lines, or establishing or reaffirming a company’s brand recognition. People pay more for quality and value of they feel they connect to their goals and aspirations.

The Motorola Talkabout is an example of product that converted a core technology into a useful upper right product. Prior to Talkabout, there were generic short-range consumer walky-talkies with minimal features, lifestyle impact, and less attention to ergonomics in the lower left. Motorola’s core wireless communication technology, which was used for professional applications, was in the lower right. Motorola had to change the performance standards from its professional line to meet projected price points in the consumer market. When consumer’s felt the resulting quality is still much higher than the competitors, Motorola had to increase the amount charge for the product over what they had originally targeted. However through careful cost reduction, they still maintained a high profit margin on this highly successful product, which still meets the needs of the market.

Some products possess ideal characteristics which is the characteristics that the target market most desires ‘ideal’. The logic here is that whenever a group of consumers has a distinctive “ideal” for a product category, they represent a potential target market segment. A firm does well if its attributes (of the product) are perceived by consumers as being close to their ideal. The objective is to be “more ideal” than the competitors. Each product must provide some unique combination of new features desired by the target market. Instead of allowing the customer to position products independently, marketers try to influence and shape consumers concepts and perceptions.

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BMW repositions up to the left and due to the exchange rate, Lexus moves to the right. They reposition because of safety, affordability and the competitors include Infiniti, Lexus, Mercedes Benz and Aurora. Having said that, some of the conclusions related to the issues of Product Positioning can be summarily laid down as follows;

1. a. Product positioning refers to the decisions and activities intended to create and maintain a certain concept of a product in the customers’ minds.
2. b. Marketers try to position a product so that it seems to possess the characteristics most desired by the target market.
3. c. Product position is the result of customers’ perceptions of a product’s attributes relative to those of competing brands.
4. d. Marketers sometimes analyze product positions by developing “perceptual maps.” These are created by questioning a sample of consumers about their perceptions of products, brands, and organizations with respect to two or more dimensions.
5. e. Using a perceptual map, marketers can compare how consumers perceive their brands compared to ideal points representing customer desires.
6. f. Positioning can be designed to compete head to head or to avoid it. Head-to-head positioning may be appropriate if the product’s performance characteristics are at least equal to those of competitive brands, if the product is priced lower, or even when the price is higher if the product’s performance characteristics are superior. Positioning to avoid competition may be best when the product’s performance characteristics do not differ significantly from competing brands, when the brand has unique characteristics, or when marketers want to keep a new brand from cannibalizing sales of their existing brands.
7. If a product has been planned properly, its features and brand image will give it the distinct appeal needed. If buyers can easily identify the benefits, they are more likely to purchase the product.
8. h. Evaluating the positions of existing products is important because a brand’s market share and profitability may be strengthened by product repositioning.
9. i. Repositioning can be accomplished by physically changing the product, its price, its distribution, or its promotion.

A one concluding remark; In his book ‘Crossing the Chasm’, Moore says that there is a chasm between the early adopters of the product (the technology enthusiasts and visionaries) and the early majority (the pragmatists). He argues that this is because visionaries and pragmatists have very different expectations. Moore attempts to explore those differences and builds from there to suggest techniques to successfully cross the “chasm”, by choosing a target market, understanding the whole product concept including positioning the product.

Reference

Cagan, Jonathan, and Vogel, Craig (2002) Creating Breakthrough Products, Innovation from product planning to product Approval. Upper Saddle River, NJ:Prentice Hall.

Cooper, Robert G. (2001) Winning at New Products – Accelerating the Process from Idea to Launch, Third Edition, Product Development Institute.

Kahn, Kenneth B. (2004) PDMA Handbook of New Product Development, Second Edition, John Wiley, New York.

McGrath, Michael E., Next Generation Product Development: How to Increase Productivity, Cut Costs, and Reduce Cycle Times, McGraw-Hill, New York.

Ulrich, Kari (2000) Product Design and Development, McGraw Hill

The author is Dr. Chandana Jayalath. He is a Chartered Quantity Surveyor with nearly 18 years industrial exposure. Writing articles on management is his hobby that aims to reflect his own experience.

Help With Debt helps companies with debt problems through this worrying time.

Companies up and down the country are struggling to make ends met and get through the recession. Companies and Business based in Dewsbury are no different.

Businesses in Dewsbury which are insolvent need to take proper insolvency advice and may need to cease to trade. To carry on trading whilst insolvent can lead to accusations of wrongful trading which can make a director personally liable for losses of the company.

There are three main types of insolvency procedure which can help a limited company which is insolvent.

CVL or Creditors Voluntary Liquidation

This is where a company in Dewsbury, calls a meeting of it’s creditors to advise them that it is insolvent and as prudent directors they have to close the company to stop any further loses from occurring. This is a simple procedure and will be well known to company directors. In a CVL it may be possible for the directors of the business to purchase the assets and viable business from the Liquidator. Many businesses in Dewsbury have been helped by such a mechanism.

CVA or Company Voluntary Arrangement

This is a solution whereby the company which is essentially viable offers to pay back to it’s creditors a set amount in the £ of money owed, over a period of time, which is usually 3 – 5 years. This enables the company to continue in business but stops all creditors from taking action which could prejudice the survival of the company. Companies in and around Dewsbury have been using this procedure since 1986.

Administration

The administration procedure is now a tool used quite frequently by businesses in Dewsbury to close down one company and pre-pack the sale of the old business to a new company, whilst preserving the value of the business. It maintains employment and creates a viable new entity whilst at the same time delivering a better return to creditors than might otherwise be the case.

All these company debt solutions are available to business owners on Dewsbury and advice on which is best for your insolvent company is only a phone call away.

Information provided by Steve Thatcher of Help With Debt (UK) Limited and total debt solutions company.
For all further reading see http://www.helpwithdebtuk.com
For personal contact email sthatcher@helpwithdebtuk.com
For Steve’s thoughts see http://steves-debt.blogspot.com

If you have any debt problem whatsover either personal or corporate make Steve your first call all advice is free. Finally if in the UK and you need a friend to speak to call 01162171406

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Help With Debt helps companies with debt problems through this worrying time.

Companies up and down the country are struggling to make ends met and get through the recession. Companies and Business based in Daventry are no different.

Businesses in Daventry which are insolvent need to take proper insolvency advice and may need to cease to trade. To carry on trading whilst insolvent can lead to accusations of wrongful trading which can make a director personally liable for losses of the company.

There are three main types of insolvency procedure which can help a limited company which is insolvent.

CVL or Creditors Voluntary Liquidation

This is where a company in Daventry, calls a meeting of it’s creditors to advise them that it is insolvent and as prudent directors they have to close the company to stop any further loses from occurring. This is a simple procedure and will be well known to company directors. In a CVL it may be possible for the directors of the business to purchase the assets and viable business from the Liquidator. Many businesses in Daventry have been helped by such a mechanism.

CVA or Company Voluntary Arrangement

This is a solution whereby the company which is essentially viable offers to pay back to it’s creditors a set amount in the £ of money owed, over a period of time, which is usually 3 – 5 years. This enables the company to continue in business but stops all creditors from taking action which could prejudice the survival of the company. Companies in and around Daventry have been using this procedure since 1986.

Administration

The administration procedure is now a tool used quite frequently by businesses in Daventry to close down one company and pre-pack the sale of the old business to a new company, whilst preserving the value of the business. It maintains employment and creates a viable new entity whilst at the same time delivering a better return to creditors than might otherwise be the case.

All these company debt solutions are available to business owners on Daventry and advice on which is best for your insolvent company is only a phone call away

Information provided by Steve Thatcher of Help With Debt (UK) Limited and total debt solutions company.
For all further reading see http://www.helpwithdebtuk.com
For personal contact email sthatcher@helpwithdebtuk.com
For Steve’s thoughts see http://steves-debt.blogspot.com

If you have any debt problem whatsover either personal or corporate make Steve your first call all advice is free. Finally if in the UK and you need a friend to speak to call 01162171406

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A spreadsheet has several benefits: First, it’s an interesting way to organize your case. It allows you to put the salient facts and issues into columns and rows, which makes it easier for others to grasp what you’re saying.

Let’s say you’re part of a team and each team member has taken on some specific tasks, and together these individual tasks add up to a complete project. So why not create a spreadsheet that lists “Who”, “What”, “Where”, “When”, and “Why” as column headers. Each member of the team then would be listed in the “Who” column on the left side of the page, with the detailed information following along on the same row.

Second, it forces you to be very logical in making your argument, and probably forces you to think hard about the issues that need to be addressed. For example, by putting in the dates (“When”) you should be able to see whether or not the timeline works, whether the sequence of task completions makes sense.

Third, it should affect the perceptions of those who get your business proposal. After all, a spreadsheet epitomizes rationality and nothing supports a business case like rationality (whether real, perceived, or both.). There’s nothing like showing you know what you’re doing, and where you’re going, to get the buy-in of senior management.

Let’s consider how we might lay out a spreadsheet, to incorporate the ideas in an business proposal:

As a starting point, create a spreadsheet with six columns. Put the following headers in the columns, in this order:
* Who (who will act, or who will be affected, or both)
* What (what will they do, or what will happen to them)
* When (are the starting and completion dates complementary?)
* Where (important for multi-location teams)
* Why (list benefits or other consequences)
* Comments (any notes that are needed)

For example, “The benefits administrator [who] will circulate a message [what] next week [when] to department heads [where] so we have a standard policy about claims [why].

Alternatively, you could move one of the other column headers to the left column. For example, a time-driven proposal might involve using a When header in the left column, and then filling in the other columns with details related to each date or time.

Of course, these are just a couple of examples. You can configure your spreadsheet in just about any way that works for your business proposal.

In summary, think outside the box when preparing any type of business proposal. One way to do that is to use a spreadsheet, which will help you organize the key facts, help you think logically about your case, and impress the people who read your business proposal.

Robert F. Abbott writes extensively about business communication, including advertising. At Communication-Newsletter.com, you can read dozens of articles, and begin enhancing your communication skill today.

Using a good restaurant point of sale system can greatly help restaurant owners, but between the confusion of hardware and software, monthly contracts,programming setup, leasing equipment and peripherals, that simple old cash register brings relief to all.

But don’t expect that much yet; that breath of fresh air can be costing a restaurant owner thousands more than the cost of a POS system every month. It sure is nice to have that POS system that tracks staff schedules and kitchen inventory, keeps track of orders and wait times, maintains reservations systems and can even accept orders from the restaurant’s website, all in one convenient central computer system!

Restaurant POS hardware and software

For a POS software, either an Aldelo, Aloha, FuturePOS or Micros, is the program running your computer system and not your computer monitor, keyboard, mouse, printer, hand held PDA and other devices. As with any other expensive purchase, better think twice before closing a deal on the spot. Some vendors pitch the very low price of their software, while neglecting to inform the client that it only works with their very expensive computers, or their credit card processor.

Note that a company that really works hard to provide good quality programs does not need to make a business of vending computer components. Even worse, leasing them at extremely high rates. {Before making a deal}, figure out exactly what each component will be costing. Paying $50 a month for a computer sure is affordable but after a year, it’s likely paid off at $600 and the whose part is that the client will still continue to pay after another year since it’s a lease, so while technology changes the outdated equipment is still being charged as if it were new.

Online Restaurant Management

Being able to access the system from another computer is a nice feature. Just imaging, watching the sunset on a beautiful beach resort with your laptop sitting next to you, watching your restaurant via a security camera. With a few keystrokes you can check your labor percentage, you can even send an email to your bar manager about the big party tonight, and maybe invite some of your friends.

You might want to do a few check ups to see if your server is still online, check your employees performance for today and how much the sales was last night. This feature is such a relief, now you can sit back and enjoy the sun.

Programming a Restaurant POS System

There are POS systems that are specifically designed to be programmed by the end user, which can really be intimidating at first. See if their company has a list of consultants or other help for programming if that’s a frightening prospect. A lot of companies that develops POS software tries to work out with the restaurant owner just to make sure that their needs is met by the program.

It would be a wise decision to make a deal with companies that offers this kind of service for free as you get started with your business. Charging for a refresher course after a year later really isn’t out of line but charging for initial training isn’t standard practice with every company.

The Best Point of Sale System for Restaurants

Every restaurant has different needs. A liquor drive through store will need less options than a steak house or pizzeria. A restaurant bar and grill requires different features than of a sandwich shop. Every restaurant has different needs. So it is much better to ask away for every information packet. Does it have a warranty or guarantee? Would there be a trial period given? Is it compatible with your current credit card processor, or it will require you to witch? Can you export sales data to your Quickbooks or other accounting software?

Before heading on to your local POS vendor and make a deal, better weigh in first those POS software and hardware options of yours! It can save you hundreds and even thousands of dollars, not to mention the stress and headache of ending up with the wrong type of restaurant POS systems. You can listen to a salesman’s 15 minute sales talk and review each pitch carefully. Finally, do consider the perspectives of other restaurateurs before deciding which one you’re going to use.

The author of this article writes for POS-For-Restaurants.com – a VP of Customer Relations with over 20 years experience in the restaurant point of sale industry.

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Help With Debt helps companies with debt problems through this worrying time.

Companies up and down the country are struggling to make ends met and get through the recession. Companies and Business based in Didcot are no different.

Businesses in Didcot which are insolvent need to take proper insolvency advice and may need to cease to trade. To carry on trading whilst insolvent can lead to accusations of wrongful trading which can make a director personally liable for losses of the company.

There are three main types of insolvency procedure which can help a limited company which is insolvent.

CVL or Creditors Voluntary Liquidation

This is where a company in Didcot, calls a meeting of it’s creditors to advise them that it is insolvent and as prudent directors they have to close the company to stop any further loses from occurring. This is a simple procedure and will be well known to company directors. In a CVL it may be possible for the directors of the business to purchase the assets and viable business from the Liquidator. Many businesses in Didcot have been helped by such a mechanism.

CVA or Company Voluntary Arrangement

This is a solution whereby the company which is essentially viable offers to pay back to it’s creditors a set amount in the £ of money owed, over a period of time, which is usually 3 – 5 years. This enables the company to continue in business but stops all creditors from taking action which could prejudice the survival of the company. Companies in and around Didcot have been using this procedure since 1986.

Administration

The administration procedure is now a tool used quite frequently by businesses in Didcot to close down one company and pre-pack the sale of the old business to a new company, whilst preserving the value of the business. It maintains employment and creates a viable new entity whilst at the same time delivering a better return to creditors than might otherwise be the case.

All these company debt solutions are available to business owners on Didcot and advice on which is best for your insolvent company is only a phone call away.

Information provided by Steve Thatcher of Help With Debt (UK) Limited and total debt solutions company.
For all further reading see http://www.helpwithdebtuk.com
For personal contact email sthatcher@helpwithdebtuk.com
For Steve’s thoughts see http://steves-debt.blogspot.com

If you have any debt problem whatsover either personal or corporate make Steve your first call all advice is free. Finally if in the UK and you need a friend to speak to call 01162171406

Visit http://www.helpwithdebtuk.com

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