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The process of purchasing an investment property is very different to that of buying a home for example, for you and your family to live in. There are many other considerations that must be taken into account before making this big step.
The buy-to-let boom of recent times has seen many more competitive mortgage deals become available, adding fuel to an already blazing fire. Many borrowers have found that they have come unstuck whilst jumping on the bandwagon without properly researching the proposed venture.
Thorough research of the market is essential. Even if you decide to borrow a substantial segment of the purchase price of the house, it will usually cost you a considerable amount to set yourself up as a landlord.
The location and the type of property you are going to purchase are the two most important factors to consider - for example, demand might not match the number of rental properties in certain areas and one bedroom flats may be easier to rent out than two bedrooms.
It is always a good idea to approach a number of letting agents in the proposed area you wish to buy, in order to gain an insight into rental demand - this is also a good way of finding out how much rental income you can expect.
When you look to purchase your own home, a lender will look at your income in order to assess how much they would be prepared to lend. With a buy-to-let mortgage however, mortgage lenders calculate how much they are willing to lend in a different way.
Many lenders will expect rental income to cover at least 130 percent of your monthly mortgage repayments - so make sure that you calculate your sums correctly. Once you have made your calculations and found a suitable area you wish to buy in, you can start shopping around for mortgages.
Many lenders offer mortgage advances on buy to let purchases of up to 75 percent of the property value. On certain buy to let schemes however, it is possible to borrow as much as 85 percent of the value of the property.
There are many different buy-to-let mortgage deals that can be arranged - You can choose between fixed, discounted and variable rates.
Some lenders may insist that you use an agent to manage the property. If this is the case then you could expect to pay up to 15 percent of the gross rental income on management fees. By using the services of an agent you can expect them to source tenants on your behalf, check references and collect the rent.
As with other types of mortgages, it will be a condition of the lender that you have in place a buildings insurance policy at the very least. Contents cover is also highly recommended however it is not usually obligatory.
Buy To Let Action Plan
1. Stay clear of areas that are already saturated with buy-to-let properties - supply can often outweigh demand, which could make finding tenants a difficult task.
2. It pays to negotiate! It may seem as though competition is fierce for property although if you are prepared to be patient then you could land yourself a bargain at well below market value.
3. When decorating, it is a good idea to invest that little bit extra. Ask yourself, could you see yourself living there? If not then you may wish to review your decor.
4. Join a landlords association. For about 100.00 a year you will have access to help and assistance on matters such as tax issues and legislation.
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With the whole pension fiasco many people are struggling when in their golden years. Releasing the equity from your home can be a good way to supplement your income in retirement. Make sure you use these ten points to avoid the pitfalls.
#1 Make Sure That Equity Release Is Right For You
If you are coming near to retirement or are retired and you are a homeowner you could be eligible for a cash lump sum in the form of an equity release plan. The amount you eligible for will depend on your age, property and the type of scheme.
Regardless of the equity release plan you choose, it will still affect the amount you are able to leave as inheritance. So you should make sure that you talk things through carefully with your family first.
#2 Get Financial Advice
It is always a good idea to talk to an independent financial advisor who will be able to access your current situation and what you want to achieve and find the most suitable solution.
Make sure you ask your financial advisor about the different equity release options available, the associated costs and whether any repayment charges are payable if you decide to end your plan early.
#3 Make Sure Your Provider Is A Member Of SHIP
Safe Home Income Plans (SHIP) is the organisation dedicated to the protection of equity release plan holders and the promotion of safe home income and equity release plans. All participating companies have pledged to observe the SHIP code of practice, which guarantees the safety of all their plans.
#4 Check Out A Lifetime Mortgage
Lifetime mortgages used to be called cash release plans or roll up mortgages. The amount you borrow is secured as a mortgage against your home and you do not have to pay anything back until you die, need to go into care or the loan is repaid from the sale of your home.
Interest builds up from the start of the loan until it is repaid. A no negative equity guarantee ensures the lender will always accept the value of your home as full repayment for the loan and your estate will not have anything to pay on top. This is something to talk to your financial advisor about.
#5 Consider A Home Income Scheme
A home income scheme is another type of product where the money from a lifetime mortgage is used to buy an insurance policy that provides a guaranteed income for the rest of your life.
#6 Look At A Reversion Scheme
This is where you sell all or part of the value of your home to a reversion company in return for either a cash lump sum or an income. The amount you receive will be less than the value of the proportion you have sold. You can live in your home for the rrest of your life, but you will not be the sole owner and in some cases may have to pay rent. When you die the property is sold and reversion company keeps its share of proceeds.
#7 Check Whether The Product You Have Chosen Is Regulated
The Financial Services Authority (FSA) currently regulate lifetime mortgages. If you see a product advertised as a lifetime mortgage, find out exactly what type of product it is. Regulation means advisors and lenders have to adhere to the FSAs strict code of conduct or face heavy penalties.
#8 Think About How House Prices Will Affect You
All SHIP members have a no negative equity guarantee on their lifetime mortgages. This means that if the price of your house falls you, or your estate, will not have to pay any extra to compensate.
With a lifetime mortgage, an increase in the value of your house can help to offset the interest on your loan. With a reversion scheme the company will take the agreed share of your property regardless of what happens to property prices.
#9 Check You Entitlement To Welfare Benefits
A large cash sum could affect your entitlement to state benefits. This will depend entirely upon your financial circumstances and it is an issue you should bring up with your financial advisor.
#10 Check How A Plan Will Affect Your Tax Liability
A large lump sum might also affect both your current and future tax situation, but not necessarily for the worse. If your children are looking at a large potential tax bill then releasing some equity in the house now might elevate this. But it is important that you speak to a specialist tax advisor about your personal circumstances.
About The Author: James Copper writes on all areas of finance. He works for http://www.any-loans.co.uk who specialise in secured loans, mortgages and remortgages.
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The prospect of buying a home for the first time can be a very exciting experience, however for many it can also be a very daunting one too.
Being able to put down a deposit significant enough to secure a mortgage remains the biggest up hill struggle for most first time buyers. The fact is that the bigger your available deposit, the wider your selection of mortgage products will be.
Traditionally the average first time buyer would have had to be able to put down a 10% deposit - in some areas of the country, this could mean well over £10,000 for an average house price!
Understandably, finding that sort of money is going to be tough for most would be borrowers and in recent times lenders have recognised this problem and have sought to look for alternative measures - it is now possible, depending on your credit record, to secure a 100 percent loan to the value of the property.
It is advisable in most cases however to provide some form of deposit as there is a danger of being in negative equity should prices fall sharply. Without a deposit, the lender will also view you as a higher lending risk which could result in your mortgage interest rate being less competitive.
As tempting as it may be, taking out a loan elsewhere to pay for a deposit should be avoided. When making your mortgage application you will be obliged to declare all other outgoings and monthly expenditure - this may reduce the amount of borrowing you are eligible for.
Mortgage Affordability
Banks and building societies have traditionally used income multiples as a way of assessing how much an individual is eligible to borrow. Unfortunately, the force of the housing market can often leave such calculations looking extremely outdated - since the recent housing boom, this calculation can produce an affordability gap as house prices have risen far beyond the traditional calculations.
Banks and building societies have had to move with the times, although some might say slowly at times - many will now let you borrow on your ability to pay which can sometimes allow applicants to borrow a little more.
The type of mortgage product you select can also have a bearing on the level of borrowing you may take out; for example, if you chose a five or ten year fixed rate mortgage, the lender may be prepared to lend you a little more because the monthly repayments stay the same for a long time, which on the whole is easier for a borrower to budget their outgoings.
Mortgage Fees
There are many different fees to account for when buying a property, whether you are a first time buyer or second time buyer. Stamp duty is a government tax which is calculated as a percentage depending on the purchase price of your property.
Other fees may include; mortgage valuation and building survey costs, solicitor fees, lender arrangement fees and estate agent fees. It is very common to overlook these costs when scraping around for a deposit to put down.
Some lenders will even charge you a fee known as a higher lending charge - this charge is usually applied where a borrower is looking to borrow over 75% loan to value. The higher lending charge is applied to protect the lender in the event of mortgage shortfall however, the cost is covered by the borrower.
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With consumer borrowing at an all time high the nation is riddled with debt. This coupled with the sharp hike in interest rates has meant that many people are struggling to keep up with their monthly payments. If you are in debt then you are not alone.
You have a number of options to become debt free and financially stable again. You need to consider each of these options carefully and make sure you choose the best one to fit your circumstances. Below is a brief overview of the options you have available, remember to always seek expert advice before making a decision.
Debt Management Plans
A debt management plan is an informal arrangement between a lender and a customer to repay debts at a lower repayment level than contracted for, which is usually around three percent per month of the outstanding balance. Generally debt management plans can be considered in the following circumstances:
# Debts are less than 20,000.
# There is a monthly surplus of at least 200 - 250 to offer creditors.
# If you can pay 1 percent or more of the outstanding debt per month.
# If you are a homeowner and there is insufficient equity in the property.
# If smaller debts can be cleared within a couple of months.
# If debts may be cleared in less than 60 months.
# If the debtor is a tenant.
# If debts are normally affordable but arrears have occurred.
Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA)
An Individual Voluntary Arrangement or IVA is an alternative to bankruptcy, it is an offer by an you to your unsecured creditors in order to settle debts. The minimum payment (called a dividend) that the creditors will agree to is twenty five pence in the pound.
The process involves preparing a statement of affairs and referring the case to an Insolvency Practitioner (IP), who is usually a Chartered Accountant who specialises in insolvency. The IP puts together a proposal for the creditors, in order for the IVA to be accepted, seventy five percent in value of the creditors must vote to accept the IVA.
Generally the IVA involves a monthly payment from your surplus income for a five year period. It could also include capital raised from your assets such as the introduction of equity from your property.
Usually the IP will charge fees as a lump sum (between 2000 to 3000) up front, some take their fees from the monthly contributions. There are also other fees involved.
You can use the following checklist as a rule of thumb to establish whether an IVA might be the best solution for you:
# Debts are more than 20,000.
# There are more than 5 creditors.
# The minimum dividend to creditors is twenty five pence in the pound
# Debtor has no assets (eg is a tenant).
# Debt has sufficient income to pay 225 to 250 per month.
# Debts will take longer than 60 months to clear in the normal way.
Banks and other lenders have become more and more frustrated with IVAs. This is because they have become more prevalent in society, which means they are writing of more debts. Some people use an IVA as the easy way out, when previously they would have found a way to pay of the debts in the normal fashion or agree on a deal with the lender.
Remortgage
If you are a homeowner then in some cases a remortgage might be your best option. People generally do get a little nervous about using the equity in their house to pay of their debts.
If you have a number of unsecured debts and your creditors are aware that there is equity in the house they may apply for a County Court Judgement (CCJ). If a judgement is obtained it is available to the creditor to seek further enforcement action which may include placing a charge on the debtors home.
A remortgage is basically changing the lender and/or deal that you are currently on for a new one. At the remortgage stage you can also dip into the equity you have and use it to clear off your outstanding debts.
A remortgage can be a very good option, if you think of the rates you are paying to credit card companies, lenders, etc then clearing them and just having one lower monthly payment is an attractive proposition.
Secured Loan
A secured loan is basically a second charge on your property behind that of your main mortgage. A secured loan is a loan that is paid out to you based on the equity available in your home. You will pay the secured loan off over a period of between 5 to 30 years at a monthly payment that is deemed affordable to your circumstances.
If you have equity available in your property then a secured loan can provide a great solution to clearing your debts. With a remortgage there are a number of expensive fees involved not to mention the possibility of an early repayment penalty from your current mortgage lender. A secured loan does not carry such burdens. Also with a secured loan generally you will not have a hefty early repayment charge.
The rates on secured loans will be much more reasonable than the unsecured debts that you have. The secured loan lender will require you to produce a breakdown of your outstanding debts and monthly payments and make sure that the loan will be affordable, but other than that, obtaining a secured loan is a reasonably straight forward process.
So as you can see there are a number of options available to you. Each one has its advantages and disadvantages, all of which need to be assessed on an individual basis. Now you are armed with a basic understanding you can easily go and speak to companies and experts about your situation and work to resolve your debts.
About The Author: James Copper enjoys writing on all areas of personal finance and debt consolidation. He works for Any Loans - http://www.any-loans.co.uk
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Do you have any recent plans to renovate your house or your office? Most people only consider renovating their walls and ceilings as the most crucial part of the renovation work but the fact is that flooring too is an important part of interior ambience and therefore we should also pay equal attention when it comes to flooring and selecting the right designs and right flooring patterns that would elevate the entire ambience of our apartments or our offices. In fact, many people believe that flooring is more essential than walls and ceilings because when we enter any apartment or any office we normally look towards the floor and therefore flooring is the first thing the outsider sees when they enter.
A lot of people normally prefer bamboo flooring because they are environment friendly and that they are better than regular timber flooring but bamboo flooring comes in different shades and colors and one has to be very particular about it because only the correct shade will be able to elevate and bring elegance to the entire ambience. People who are planning to renovate their house often checkout various magazines and websites where they see various galleries and pictures and decide that they would want the final output somewhat similar but that is something we should avoid because the color of bamboo flooring in the picture may vary depending on the lighting and the shades of the wall and furniture in the picture.
One of the biggest advantages of bamboo flooring is that the product is naturally available. Bamboos are very common in Asian forest and since they grow very quickly there is no danger of them getting extinct which means we can use bamboos without bothering that it will vanish from the face of the earth. When you have bamboo flooring in your house, apartment or office you do not have to worry about fire and insects because bamboo is fire and insect resistant which means that it gives an added protection to your house along with new attractive looks.
The natural bamboo color is creamy blonde color but the color of a bamboo changes when it is boiled. However, it goes very well if your walls have lighter shades like white and yellowish effects. The carbonized bamboo on the other hand is the darker shade of bamboo flooring because it is boiled for a longer period of time. Bamboo floorings today are found in various different colors like bold blue, granite, ash brown, burgundy, scarlett red, off-white, taupe, pistachio, mustard yellow, coffee, orange leather, golden oak, tan, gold, caramel, patriot blue, California gold, antique bronze, charcoal, orange, coco, pecan, Brazilian cherry, turquoise, ranch green, black, and various other shades but you need to very sure about what kind of wall shades you will need that blends well with the bamboo flooring you are going to select.
If you are not really sure about the combination than a better idea would be to involve some professional renovation specialists who can help you with different color combinations that look elegant and sophisticated for your interiors.
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Article Title: Here is Why Teaching Kids to Swim is a Good Idea
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Do you know that in recent times there are more and more reports of kids dying in their own swimming pools because they do not know how to swim? The issue of kids drowning in swimming pools and nearby lakes are becoming common these days because most people today like to have a swimming pool in their house as a symbol of status but they are unaware that their kids are either too young for that or that they do not know how to swim which leads to various such incidents that is rocking various counties of United States of America.
If you have a kid and also have a swimming pool in your backyard than make sure that you teach your kids how to swim because that is a better way to combat this situation. Of course, the easier version of tackling this problem is to install glass fences which are available at the nearest hardware store but that would only prevent kids from going to the swimming pool in your house, but incidents can occur anywhere and therefore a better way to tackle this situation is to help your kids understand more about swimming because if kids understand what they need to do and what they should avoid they will be in a better position to keep themselves safe even when you are not with them.
A lot of parents believe that swimming is not only important from rescue point of view but it also affects the overall health and growth of an individual and with swimming one can develop their body quickly and naturally. The process of swimming involves a lot of body muscles and tissues which means that the kids are actually exercising while they are swimming. Hence, if they know swimming they can have a healthy body and mind as well.
There are various swimming classes that are available all over the country which parents can find out through personal enquiry or through internet. Some of the swimming classes prepare kids for any unfortunate event that they might face and therefore teach them various other life saving activities like handling the drowned person and offering CPR if the situation is grave. With swimming kids can also overcome their phobia of drowning into water and they will enjoy playing games with their friends and family members without any fear because they know what should be done when situation calls.
If you are worrying about your children playing in the pool, consider installing a glass pool fence. It lets you see right through and it is very safe. The glass gates are made in a way to make it impossible for children to open them, and the glass itself is very hard to break. Glass pool fences are becoming very popular just for this simple reason that it allows parents to see what their children are doing near the pool.
When choosing a swimming fence contractor, it is very important to make sure that their work complies with the applicable standards and local city requirements.
Swimming is great. Teaching you kids to swim early will make a lot of difference later on in their life.
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Article Title: How To Remortgage For A Better Deal
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Sticking with the same mortgage lender for the term of your mortgage no longer applies to the majority of borrowers. Traditionally you may have taken out a mortgage and stayed put for the entirety of the mortgage term however in recent times more and more borrowers have realised that this may not make financial sense. Not being proactive in shopping around could mean paying over the odds for the biggest financial commitment of most people's lives.
Many borrowers are put off the idea of switching mortgages by looking back to the time when they first bought their home – the seemingly endless saga of loan application and approval, legal work, packing and moving.
Securing a remortgage is in comparison a simple process – it won't generally involve the amount of paperwork, pressure and stress, no gazumping or gazundering either. In many cases it simply means transferring your loan to a new lender for a more favourable rate of interest.
The Pros
Remortgaging will in most cases mean reducing your monthly repayments. It can also be a good opportunity to review your finances as you may decide to pay off some of the capital or you could even raise some extra capital – in this way, borrowing on competitive mortgage rates could be more favourable than seeking unsecured finance on generally higher rates of interest.
In many cases a remortgage is a way of securing a new fixed or discounted rate when the existing one comes to an end without having to go on the dreaded standard variable rate (SVR) It may also be that rising interest rates mean that your once competitive deal is no longer as attractive as it used to be – for example, if you have a tracker rate and the base rate is going up after a period of prolonged stability.
The Cons
The cost of arranging a remortgage is of course far lower than that of buying a property - there is no stamp duty to pay, no estate agents to settle and minimal legal fees involved, however remortgaging does come at a price. You may be subject to a valuation fee as this will usually be a condition of the new mortgage, although the lender may cover this charge on your behalf.
The main two fees to consider are the lender arrangement fees and the early exit charge/early repayment charge. Many lenders will charge a percentage of the mortgage balance if you redeem the loan within a certain period of time. These rates will differ hugely and some specialist lenders will even go as high as 6%.
In recent times arrangement fees have risen dramatically and now average between £499 and 1.5% of the loan amount. You may add these costs to the new mortgage although this means that you will be paying interest on them for the full term of the loan.
The large increase in arrangement fees is due on the most part for the lenders need to make a profit. The competition in the marketplace has seen more competitive rates and attractive offers which has meant that the lenders profit margins are not as they once were.
Remortgaging Step By Step
1. Towards the end of your tie in period, approach your existing lender to find out what they can offer you. It is worth bearing in mind that this could mean less paperwork and ultimately lower costs.
2. Calculate and consider the fees and costs applied to move away from your existing lender (if applicable). If these are too high then you wish to stay where you are until the tie in period finishes.
3. Make sure that you shop around! Compare what your lender is offering to what is available elsewhere. Compare the APR as this will take into account associated fees and costs.
4. Select your favoured mortgage product. Start the ball rolling by making an application.
5. If you are using your own solicitors, contact them regarding the remortgage – some mortgage lenders will provide the services of their own solicitors.
6. Once the valuation is complete and all other relevant paperwork, subject to approval your lender will send you a formal mortgage offer. Sign the papers and the transaction will be near complete.
About The Author: James Copper enjoys writing on all areas of personal and commercial finance. He is a Mortgage Loan Broker and works for Any Loans - http://www.any-loans.co.uk
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Article Title: Immunotherapy: The Long-awaited Solution To Your Chronic Allergy?
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Immunotherapy is a viable option for the treatment of allergies. In simple terms, allergy immunotherapy is the process of desensitizing a person to what he or she is allergic to over a relatively extended period. The allergic patient's immune system is trained to be more tolerant of that substance causing the allergic reaction, referred to as the allergen. Partly because of the time frame involved and frequency of visits to the health professional, the process requires of the person seeking treatment a good measure of patience.
Many of those who choose to undergo allergy immunotherapy have sought relief from other treatments, with negative results. These include the person who may have tried every known drug for hay fever to no avail, or the allergy patient who exhibits reactions to medications prescribed for his or her allergic condition. In such cases, the specialist may have consequently recommended allergy immunotherapy as an alternative.
Besides patience, a cooperative approach is needed for the therapeutic course to succeed. Doctor and patient work out the requirements, and both have to be on the lookout for side-effects. The physician may ask the allergic patient to stay on after the immunotherapy shot is administered to enable him to monitor any adverse reaction.
The range of allergy sufferers who are eligible for allergy immunotherapy shot programs is wide. Persons who have had to endure chronic hay fever and reactions to bee and wasp stings are among those who may benefit immensely. Young and old alike can avail of this form of treatment, though little children may of course be averse to having injections. This shouldn't be a problem for adults; they can easily put up with being pierced by the very small needle used in allergy immunotherapy. The procedure is virtually painless.
Pregnant women are not included in the list of persons who may avail of allergy immunotherapy. Complications arising from severe reactions to the substance injected are a real possibility. There is no point here in risking the health of the mother and her unborn child. A doctor should have no second thoughts about discontinuing this mode of treatment if his patient gets pregnant during the course of therapy.
If chronic or incurable allergies have been your bane, ask your doctor about allergy immunotherapy and get as much information about it as you can. Who knows, the long-awaited answer to your problem may be near at hand.
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Article Title: Payday Loans - A New Hot Trend
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Are you in urgent need of some financial assistance? Well, we all work for one single motive and that's earning a good income so that we can use it whenever we want it. Of course, we understand that saving money is really important but many a times we come across situations where we feel that we do not have enough money to handle the situation or that we are falling short of some amount that is required to handle a situation. In such situations we often turn to our family members or close friends who can lend us some financial assistance at the moment and we can return them the money as soon as possible.
Now imagine if you never have to ask your family or friends for any financial assistance. Sounds great, isn't it? Yes, with payday loans you never have to put yourself into a situation where you are falling short of money and you have to ask your family members and friends for some temporary short term financial assistance. Payday loans are very much like the same help that you ask from your friends and family members. The idea behind payday loan is to help you for the moment and than you can repay them immediately when you have money in your account.
We normally seek support of our friends and families when we are in such financial crisis but what if there is another way that would prevent you from borrowing money from your loved ones. Though, many are not aware of payday loans but the fact is that many states in the United States of America and many other countries in Europe are now aware that fast cash loans are the best solution if you are in a need of urgent cash for a short period of time.
In other words, payday loans are short terms loans that you can make use of when you are in desperate need of money. These loans are short term loans which mean that you will need to repay them quickly when you have money in your account. Due to the nature of these loans, payday loans are becoming very popular all over the United States and in certain countries in Europe as well where people who need instant cash help decide to go for payday loans and than return the amount when they have it.
However, payday loans have high interest rates which have also become a controversial point in many states in United States of America. Due to the high rates of payday loans many people often go for another payday loan to overcome their earlier debt and many economists feel that this cycle of payday loans will trap the borrowers in a debt cycle that will never end. However, people are still happy with payday loans because they can make use of the money the way they want it and when they want it.
When borrowing any money, even from your friends or family, it is absolutely critical to make sure that you are able to repay the amount plus any applicable interest on time.
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Article Title: Heartburn: A Discomfort During Pregnancy
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Heartburn is one of the many discomforts pregnant women have to put up with. It occurs most commonly during the third trimester of parturition, but has also been frequently reported by women in the early stages of their pregnancy. The condition, along with morning sickness and heightened senses (nausea), is triggered indirectly by rising hormonal levels in the expectant mother.
Around 50% of pregnant women suffer from heartburn at some point during the gestational period. Stomach acids that flow into the esophagus are responsible for the burning sensation of heartburn. This happens when the muscle that is supposed to restrict the backflow of contents of the stomach relaxes. Relaxation of this muscle is in turn due to the increased hormonal activity of pregnancy.
There are several simple steps you can take to obtain relief from heartburn. Propping your head up higher when you lie down at night prevents fluids in the stomach from rising. By adding a pillow or two underneath your head, or using a thicker one, you also minimize swelling of your eye bags. A raised head keeps fluids from building up in the sensitive areas around the eyes.
Taking many small meals during the day instead of a few big ones can also help. Slow down the pace of food intake and mastication; this is the right way to eat anyway, heartburn or no.
You can take antacids, but only if the doctor has determined that the medication is safe for you and the child you are carrying. Heartburn, whether in or out of pregnancy, is generally, never a serious condition. So there is no point in risking baby's health by ingesting pills of uncertain safety.There are many medications on the market that offer heartburn relief including over the counter medications, natural products and prescription medications.
The over the counter heartburn medications for pregnant women are typically antacids that have calcium or magnesium. Such heartburn medications help take away the pain and discomfort brought about by heartburn. However, you need to be careful that you don't take an over the counter heartburn medication with aspirin in it because the aspirin can pose a danger to your baby's health. Ask your doctor which hearburn medication is appropriate to take during pregnancy.
There are natural heartburn medications you can take while you are pregnant, and these come from herbal mixtures such as peppermint water. There are also powders, like slippery elm powder, that you mix with milk and honey. These have been found to be effective at neutralizing stomach acid that causes heartburn. Some of the natural teas, like aniseed and peppermint, are effective natural remedies for heartburn that pregnant women can take. However, avoid teas that have caffeine content. Eating yogurt can also reduce the impact of heartburn while you are pregnant.
Sometimes, the heartburn is so intense that you need to take prescription medications. This is a last resort when all other measures have been ineffective. Prescription heartburn medications contain omeprazole or ranitidine that may possibly harm your baby even though studies have not confirmed any side effects.
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If you are thinking about purchasing a property it is first important to know how much you can afford to borrow. Mortgage Lenders traditionally used income multiples to work out this amount.
If an applicant was earning 30,000 a year the lender would calculate that they could comfortably afford to borrow 3.5 x their income which is 105,000. If approached with a joint application, lenders would add the two incomes together say 30,000 and 16,000; this would make their total income 46,000. To work out how much the couple could borrow they would then multiply this figure by 2.5, this would make a total of 115,000.
However these affordability practices have now become outdated with house price inflation and low interest rates, these factors have made the cost of borrowing a mortgage cheaper.
Why The Practice Has Changed?
In the last few years mortgage lenders have started to offer larger amounts, they have increased the income multiples to for example 4 or 5 times salary. Since the property house price boom, this is often required to give buyers a chance of meeting market prices and seller expectations.
Repossession of property is currently at a historically low level and people have more disposable income making it easier to pay their mortgage. 50 percent of lenders now work out how you can borrow depending upon your ability to pay as opposed to the income multiple criteria discussed above.
This means that everyone applying for a loan is not assessed in the same way, the majority of lenders will be offered more money via this method, some however may not, for example single mothers.
How Affordability Is Calculated
Every lender has a different method for working out how much they are prepared to lend you. All of them will however ask for proof of income, number of dependents, other monthly commitments (credit cards, store cards, etc), and your essential household spend.
Interest rates will also affect your repayments. Unless you choose a fixed rate mortgage, which keep interest on the mortgage at a fixed rate. Interest rate rises can affect a borrowers ability to repay, so it is an important consideration when taken out a mortgage.
How To Avoid Get Into Problems
It is your responsibility to ensure that you do not borrow more than you can afford, banks and lenders obviously have precautions in place to protect their investment, interest rate fluctuations and other potential commitments have to be taken into consideration before taking out a mortgage that could leave you in trouble.
Check out some online mortgage calculators as this will lay out the figures clearly in front of you so you can consider your options.
If you are a first time buyer it is important to take into account some other outgoings such as buildings insurance, mortgage payment insurance, etc.
Read the Key Facts illustration from your lender or broker this will show you the difference interest rate rises or falls can make to your payments.
If you choose a fixed rate deal dont forget you may only be on a low rate for a short period of time after which time your rate can suddenly increase.
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It is true to say that these days you can arrange an insurance policy for almost every eventuality. The most common insurance policies that people take out will include buildings insurance, contents insurance, life assurance and critical illness cover.
Another common insurance policy that many homeowners decide to take out is Mortgage payment protection insurance (MPPI) - this type of policy can cover your mortgage repayments for a period of time in the event of accident, sickness or unemployment.
Buildings Insurance
Every mortgage lender will require you to have a buildings insurance policy in place when taking out a mortgage.
If you own the freehold (the building and the land that it stands on) it is your responsibility to arrange this insurance. If you are a leaseholder then you must make sure that your freeholder has arranged cover on your behalf. It is common for leaseholders to pay out for this policy in there annual management payments to the freeholder.
As long as you have a mortgage on your property then the lender will have an invested interest in it too. The lender will therefore be very keen to make sure that you have your property covered in the event of fire, subsidence or heavy storms.
You may decide to arrange cover independently or through your mortgage lender, either way you may have to provide evidence that you have a sufficient policy in place. Most lenders will not insist that you take out contents cover for your home although this is usually highly recommended.
Contents Insurance
It is very common to arrange a combined buildings and contents insurance policy - most providers will offer to set out a policy in this way. If you ever need to make a claim, you will receive the cost of the replacements for damaged goods from your insurance company - often with an excess although this is agreed before you take the policy out.
An assessment of your possessions must be carried out before applying for contents cover to make sure that you are not underinsured or over insured. Some contents insurance policies will offer new-for-old cover whereas others may offer simply cash - decide which one best suits you before applying. Most people will prefer a new-for-old policy as this will ensure that they receive an exact replacement or even an updated version of the goods lost. In this way you will not have the hassle of shopping around in order to purchase a replacement.
There are certain factors that can reduce a contents insurance premium such as having a burglar alarm in place, having smoke alarms installed and even living in a neighbourhood watch area. There is a wealth of contents insurance providers around, from traditional insurers to banks and supermarkets - always shop around for the best cover.
Mortgage Payment Protection Insurance (MPPI)
Mortgage payment protection insurance can provide cover for your monthly mortgage repayments in the event of accident, sickness or unemployment. MPPI encompasses a combination of insurances however it is possible to arrange solely one type of cover. For example, you may simply wish to take out unemployment cover if you are already covered through work for accident and sickness. .
While about 60 percent of new mortgage borrowers take out MPPI, only one-third of all borrowers have this insurance - this may be due on the main part to the price of the policy itself. As with all other insurance policies, it pays to shop around. There are even some mortgage deals that will have free MPPI included however this will only usually cover you for six months to a year.
Again, with all insurance polices it is important to make regular reviews or your cover in order to make sure that you are not underinsured or that your policy has not expired. Whenever you increase the size of your mortgage by way of a remortgage, you will also need to increase the level of the MPPI to reflect it.
About The Author: James Copper enjoys writing on all areas of personal and commercial finance. He is a Mortgage Loan Broker and works for Any Loans - http://www.any-loans.co.uk
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There are many potential perils and pitfalls that a borrower can face when buying a home and taking out a mortgage. Many borrowers can fall foul of these perils due to misinformation or a misunderstanding.
Read on as we try to discover some common pitfalls facing the potential mortgage borrower.
Interest Only Mortgages
Interest only mortgages are becoming increasingly popular, especially with first time buyers looking to take that first step onto the property ladder. Although having an interest only mortgage will result in lower monthly repayments, it will not however pay off any capital owed on the mortgage.
Interest only mortgages do have there place in the market and can be extremely useful in times where money is very tight or when there is an investment vehicle in place to repay the outstanding mortgage balance at the end of the term. For most borrowers however, interest only mortgages do seem to be a false economy - no headway will ever be made into reducing the balance owed.
On the whole, an interest only mortgage should only usually be adopted on a short term basis before reverting to a Capital repayment type mortgage.
New Build Enticements
Land is a precious commodity in the UK, especially in our densely populated towns and cities. In recent times, property developers have looked to seize upon every available scrap of land in order to service the need for new homes - and of course, to make a quick buck.
The need to fill these new developments as soon as they are constructed is big one - building contractors will commonly offer special deals in order to entice prospective buyers. Such methods to entice customers will include paid up stamp duty and full or partial deposit payment.
It is important to remember in many walks of life that if a deal looks too good to be true, then it usually is - builders and developers will often factor these costs into the actual price of the house or flat.
Dont Move Home On The Weekend
This is one tip that you may have heard before however it is one that is often overlooked - Dont move home on the weekend! Moving home on a Saturday remains the most popular time with people generally reluctant to take time off work. It is the busiest time to move and also the most expensive with many removal firms and van hire companies increasing their prices accordingly.
Attempting to move house on your own can mean the stress and hassle increases ten fold - although removal firms may seem to charge very high fees, moving without their help can often mean repeated trips and lots of strained muscles.
Trust Your Own Judgement
The house buying process and securing a mortgage, to many is a very daunting prospect. It is very important to stand your ground when it comes to sticking to budget - it is typical to put in an offer below the asking price to negotiate the best price, with most sellers expecting you to do so.
By the same token, if you are selling a property, it is not common for the seller to accept the first offer they receive in pursuit of the best price. Holding out for your favoured price can often pay dividends - it is often worth trusting your own judgements.
Shop Around For Insurance
More often than not is pays to shop around for insurance policies. When taking out a mortgage, it is common for the lender or mortgage broker to peddle insurance policies that they will arrange on your behalf.
For them this means extra commission! Insurance policies such as buildings and contents insurance, life assurance and mortgage payment protection insurance to name just a few. These policies can often be arranged at a cheaper premium if you are prepared to shop around for yourself!
Look Before You Leap
Taking out a mortgage with friends or a partner is becoming an increasingly popular way of buying a home. It becomes important therefore that if you do decide to take this big step, you must be confident that you are going into it with someone you know and trust.
Relationships do however turn sour at times and if this becomes the case, then sorting out your financial predicament will be an unwanted hassle - It is important to establish at the very start exactly what should happen if things go wrong and keep a record of who has contributed what. A consultation with a solicitor could prove to be worthwhile also.
Honesty Is The Best Policy
It always pays to be honest - this becomes particularly relevant in the case of arranging a mortgage or insurance policy. Dishonest or inaccurate information could leave an insurance policy worthless and dishonestly could be seen as a fraudulent offence on a mortgage application form.
About The Author: James Copper is a part time finance writer. He works as a Mortgage Loan Broker for Any Loans - http://www.any-loans.co.uk
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More than half of all borrowers use a broker to arrange their mortgage. But how do you go about finding one? Should you be paying any fees for their services and how do they work?
#1 There are literally thousands of mortgage brokers in the UK - well over 10,000! These mortgage brokers will range from large companies with nationwide coverage through to the small one-man bands covering their local area.
These different companies may use the full range of advertising media to attract your attention such as the internet, newspapers, magazines, radio, television and yellow pages.
Should you prefer to use a local broker, you can get a shortlist of three financial advisers in your area from Independent Financial Promotions (IFAP) You can also look online at the numerous directories of mortgage brokers online to find one that best suits you.
#2 Whenever you have dealings with a mortgage broker, ensure that you find out whether they are authorised by the Financial Services Authority, either directly or as an appointed representative/principle of another company. Regulated brokers are listed on the FSA website: fsa.gov.uk
#3 Many mortgage brokers will have access to literally thousands of different lenders and products - this can be hugely beneficial when shopping around. It should be the aim of all mortgage brokers to source the market in order to achieve the best deal for you. Beware however, not every mortgage broker will be as ethical as the next - make sure you do your research!
If you wish to find out which lenders a mortgage broker has access to on their panel, you simply have to ask them. Brokers will either charge you a flat fee for their services, or charge you nothing whilst receiving a commission from the lender, or of course, a combination of the both. They are legally bound to disclose details of the commission they receive including the figure if this is more than 250.00.
#4 Mortgage advice is regulated by the Financial Services Authority. Individuals who give mortgage advice must be professionally qualified.
#5 If you are looking for advice on other financial products, for example on pensions, investments and insurance, be aware that these areas are also regulated by the FSA - your mortgage adviser may not be qualified to give advice on these areas. Unlike mortgages, advisers dealing in investment products have to be either tied to one provider or an independent financial adviser who can source the whole of market.
#6 The mortgage industry is packed full of confusing words that you may never heard of before - Do not be afraid to ask any questions. If you are not completely sure what you are getting into or signing up to, it is vitally important that make sure every detail is explained fully by your broker or lender. A mortgage is a huge commitment so make sure that you know exactly what is entailed.
#7 Using the services of a mortgage broker can offer many different benefits to the borrower. If your mortgage requirements are specialised, a broker can sometimes access specialist lenders that may not be directly available to the public. Having a damaged credit history can mean that can that applying for a mortgage can be a little more troublesome via the conventional routes.
#8 As a first time buyer the prospect of using a mortgage broker can be very appealing - even if your needs are very simple. Buying a home and arranging a mortgage for the first time can be a daunting prospect and having a point of contact available can make the process run more smoothly.
#9 It is important to be as honest and accurate as possible when applying for a mortgage. In todays market of high house prices, it can be very tempting to inflate your income or downplay your debts and other financial commitments. It is in fact a fraudulent offence to lie about your income on a mortgage application form.
#10 If you have a problem with your broker or have reason for complaint, it is necessary for both yourself and the broker involved to meet a satisfactory conclusion. Once this avenue has been exhausted, you may take your complaint to the Financial Ombudsman service. It may be possible to claim compensation from the broker in question via the Ombudsman service.
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If you are pregnant, you need to be careful about consuming fish oil and be aware of the facts and effects that fish oil can have on your baby. Don't put yourself and your baby at risk by remaining ignorant of facts and important information. You also need to understand that many of the foods and vitamins you take as an adult can have a negative impact on your unborn baby.
The fish oil in fish oil vitamin supplements can come from two sources, and this is what you need to be aware of as taking the wrong fish oil vitamin supplement can prove to be detrimental to your baby's health.
There are several sources of vitamins we need. Meat is one of the main sources of vitamins and nutrients. One of the vitamins that can be derived from meat is vitamin A, which is a fat-soluble vitamin. The liver is where vitamin A is stored. Thus, most vitamin A supplements take the vitamin from the liver.
This is where fish oil supplements come in. Cod liver oil comes from the liver of the fish. This kind of oil has high "preformed" vitamin A content. Thus, if you are pregnant, take care not to take a fish oil supplement taken from fish liver. It has been found that preformed vitamin A in excessive amounts can be toxic on pregnant women, often resulting to babies with birth defects and liver toxicity.
What is generally safe for pregnant women is fish oil supplement that is not sourced from fish liver. In fact, this type of fish oil supplement can be beneficial for the development of the baby. Based on studies, this type of fish oil supplement helps the baby's immune system. In addition, it encourages development of the brain and eyes, particularly during the third trimester.
Learn to read the labels for food products and fish oil supplements. Avoid "fortified" foods because they may have an adverse effect on the health of your baby. You never want to put your unborn baby's health at risk. Thus, your main weapon is to be informed and be proactive.
If you have any concerns or question at all about the safety of taking fish oil vitamin supplements, talk to your doctor or obstetrician. He or she will be able to address your concerns and ensure that you and your baby are safe.
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Article Title: How Diet Helps Control Diabetes
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Diabetes is a universal disease. It affects people from all walks of life and culture. Every day, a huge number of diabetic people are dealing with severe problems related to their condition. One thing diabetes is not a disease that is easy to control with diet. Diabetics need to stick to a strict diet in order to avoid experiencing severe complications.
If you are diabetic, your doctor would have already advised you of the importance of following a low-carbohydrate, high-protein diet to manage your condition. The normal food pyramid diet does not apply to you since it involves consuming foods like rice, corn, pasta, breads, peas and potatoes, which are all high in carbohydrate. You are recommended to limit your intake of carbohydrate because your body converts these into sugar, something that your body already does not need more of. Instead, your doctor will advise you to eat foods with a low glycemic index as well as foods that are rich in protein (eg, chicken, beef and fish). Fatty and sweet foods are also things you need to avoid. And if you like to drink, you will need to avoid alcohol.
Many people who have diabetes are turning into vegans. A large number of diabetics are enjoying the benefits of following a vegan diabetes diet. Simply put, the vegan diabetes diet is completely based on plants; it does not have any animal fats. A typical vegan diabetes diet consists of vegetables, fruits, grains and legumes.
The vegan diabetes diet is comprised of 75% carbohydrate, 15% protein and 10% fat. Since this diet is completely without animal fats, an individual is able to lose fats rather quickly and more easily.
The vegan diabetes diet has been studied by health experts and scientists. According to one study, it was found that diabetics who followed a vegan diabetes diet experienced less complications from their condition. The study further showed that those who follow a vegan diabetes diet plan appears to be able to better control their blood sugar levels, weight and kidney function.
The vegan diabetes diet works by normalizing an individual's sensitivity to insulin. Through the vegan diabetes diet, diabetics are on a high-fiber, low-fat diet. This translates to lower dietary energy concentration intake. Many who follow a vegan diabetes diet report a loss of 20 to 50 pounds.
If you decide to get on a vegan diabetes diet, you will discover that it is a diet that is very easy to follow. You won't be counting calories or measuring portions either. Talk to your doctor about the possibility of you getting on a vegan diabetes diet.
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Only about 10% of women won't have to face the dreaded cellulite problem. Nearly 90% of them will suffer from the ugly cellulites, most notably in their thighs, upper arms, back, hips, buttocks and stomach. This will prompt them to look for ways to effectively reduce cellulites. Men are less likely to suffer from cellulite problems because their skin's internal structure is very different to that of women's.
Endermologie is a type of cellulite reduction treatment that a large number of women are using nowadays. A cellulite reduction technique that originated from France in the 1980s, endermologie uses rollers and a machine that works as a suctioning equipment.
This cellulite reduction technique is said to renew the skin by mobilizing the tissue underneath the skin. Endermologie provides a deep conditioning massage, acting on the fibrous connective tissues under the skin. This massage loosens the fat on the problem areas. The fat in the problem areas has become compressed over time, resulting to the "dimple" effect. When the cellulite reduction technique is applied on the problem area, the circulation around that area improves.
Endermologie is a cellulite reduction treatment that is non-invasive. This makes it very unlikely for a person receiving this type of cellulite reduction treatment to experience pain. You may, however, experience some discomfort the first time you undergo this cellulite reduction treatment. This discomfort would most likely be from the suctioning machine, which you can request to be adjusted to your comfort level. Women who have undergone endermologie say that it is an effective cellulite reduction technique and that the treatment is comparable to having a rigorous massage.
Mesotherapy cellulite reduction is a procedure that removes unwanted or excess fat. The procedure is also known to be effective at rejuvenating the skin. Pioneered by a French doctor named Michel Pistor in the 1950s, mesotherapy cellulite reduction is a procedure wherein vitamins, minerals, drugs and amino acids are painlessly injected under the skin's surface. However, the type of injection depends on the type of problem that is being treated. Mesotherapy cellulite reduction is a treatment that is different from other treatments in that it directly administered to the affected area.
Cellulite is the bane of every woman who is over 20 years old. Cellulite is the result of poor blood circulation, fat herniation and weakening connective skin tissues. Clogged lymphatic areas and hormonal imbalance can also cause cellulite. In women, cellulite looks like dimples on the skin, similar to how the skin of an orange looks. Mesotherapy is an effective treatment for removing cellulites as the procedure directly targets the problem areas. Mesotherapy helps improve blood circulation, strengthens the connective tissues and dissolves the unwanted fat.
In mesotherapy treatment, microscopic amounts of the solution is directly injected to the fat and connective tissue layer underneath the skin. This mesotherapy solution works by blocking signals that tell the body to tore the fat. Instead, the solution gives a signal to the body to release the fats in the problem area. The mesotherapy solution also aids in better blood circulation as well as prompts the body to burn more energy. Mesotherapy cellulite reduction may just be the ideal treatment for you if you want a quick and painless procedure of getting rid of those cellulites.
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Cats, more than of the other common house-pets, are susceptible to ear mites. Fortunately, when caught early, an ear mite infestation can easily be treated. Knowing the early warning signs makes the difference between a minor inconvenience and a major irritation. If your cat experiences these warning signs, you should see a veterinarian as soon as possible:
* Itching
* Scratching the ears and/or head
* Head shaking, as if trying to shake the mites out
* Scabs and/or hair loss on the head or around ears
To completely eradicate the ear mites is, unfortunately, difficult. On the bright side, your cat has a number of treatment options to alleviate the irritation.
As many people know, including practicing veterinarians, the flea treatment called "Frontline Topspot," can also be used for treating ear mites. Frontline has been tested on cats and approved by vets to treat both fleas and ear mites at the same time.
Ear mites can spread! Sometimes, they leave the ears and settle on different parts of your cat's body. Ear mites especially like to settle on the head. This is when flea control products work best. Another option is to use a "once-a-month" topical treatment.
Ear mites can spread! Yes, we say it again, because ear mites are highly contagious and can easily spread from cat to cat. If you have two or more cats in the household and one of them exhibits symptoms, it would be wise to have all your cats examined for ear mites.
Armed with knowledge, and the latest medical products, you can protect your cherished pets from the terror of ear mites.
Even if cats can't talk and tell us about it, we can guess fairly well that mites in their ears are a terrible discomfort for them. Fortunately, there are common cures to alleviate the condition. These are: topical treatments, oral medication and injections.
Topical preparations should be used for about a month, or enough time to cover the life cycle of the ear mite. The reason is that creams and ointments kill only the mites themselves but not the eggs they have laid inside your cat's ear. Hence eradication will be complete only when the mites born out of the hatched eggs are eliminated.
Some topical ointments like Tresaderm contain antibiotics and other ingredients that treat secondary effects, such as inflammation and infection. They are more potent and can be used for as short a period as two weeks. Most of these types of ointments are popular among veterinarians.
Some veterinarians continue to administer medication directed at curing ear mites in cats via injection, without approval of the FDA for mode of drug delivery. Ivermectin is an anti-parasite delivered in shots numbering from two to four in frequency, depending on the severity of the cat's condition. Frontline, a proven eliminator of ear mites, is another veterinary drug known to be dispensed in injectable form. Pet cat owners should proceed with caution if they want to try these injectables, since possible adverse reactions they may cause are not well known.
Remember that build up in the cat's ears, especially those brown crusty debris caused by the mites, should be dislodged thoroughly prior to treatment proper. You can ask for help from the veterinarian if you do not know how to flush feline ears, or are not comfortable with the procedure.
As mentioned earlier, it is indeed fortunate that there are common cures that alleviate the problem of cat ear mites. Perhaps a complete solution or preventive system is just around the corner?
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Article Title: Drinking Water: How It Benefits Your Health
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Water is important for our survival. Water nourishes us. We need to make a habit of drinking water regularly in order to keep the body hydrated and nourished. However, many people today have falling into the habit of drinking sugary and carbonated drinks instead of drinking water. For many of us, drinking water comes a distant second to drinking our favorite soda. If you are not drinking water regularly as you should, you are missing out on the many healthy benefits of doing so!
Did you know that by regularly drinking water, you are helping to improve your digestive system? If you often feel constipated, check your water intake! Just by drinking water regularly, you can reduce constipation. Studies and researches have shown that you lower your risk of developing colon cancer by 45% if you simply start drinking eight glasses of water every day. In addition, drinking water regularly also lowers your chances of developing bladder and breast cancer.
Eight glasses of water may look like a lot of water to drink in day. However, you can easily accomplish this task by drinking one glass of water every hour or hour and a half. Making drinking water a habit is one of the best things you can do for yourself. Each time you feel the urge to open a can of soda, reach for the water bottle instead. In a short time, you will begin to feel the good effects of drinking water; you will feel much more energized and mentally alert.
Your power of concentration will also improve and because you are feeding your body with water instead of sugary drinks, you will begin to notice that you can work longer without feeling tired all the time. You will also notice your skin becoming healthier by drinking water regularly. Drink at least eight glasses of water every day and in as short as two weeks, your skin will be noticeably improved and take on that healthy glow. This is because by drinking water, you help your body flush out toxins.
Make drinking water regularly a part of your daily life. The health benefits of drinking water are many and you really do not have anything to lose by trying it out for a few days. Your body will thank you for it.
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Article Title: How to Wear Your Chandelier Earrings the Best
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One of the prettiest jewelry pieces one can have is a pair of chandelier earrings. This is a classic which can turn the simplest day wear into something very sophisticated. It is also a great jewelry to wear for evening events. Chandelier earrings are at once elegant, unique, and strong as pieces of jewelry.
Choose the right kind. There are many types of chandelier earrings. Some are very expensive and made from precious metals and crystals like diamonds. Others, on the other hand, are called "junk jewelry". These are made from stainless steel and other cheaper alloys which look good at the onset but do not really last. Most of them get darker through time, but they are great accessories to wear if you are on a budget and would like to look elegant just the same. High school kids who are off to the prom, or those who are looking for elegant accessories for daywear, usually choose junk jewelry over the real things.
Consider the size and the length. Bigger beads and longer strands do not necessarily make great chandelier earrings. The size of the beads and the length of the strands would essentially depend on your face size and the length of your dress. You would not want to look like your earrings are draping on your shoulders. The tips of your earrings should never touch your shoulders when you are standing up. You should measure the distance between the tip of your earlobe and your shoulder if you are ordering these chandelier earrings online. The size of the chandelier earring's centerpiece should also not be too big. You wouldn't want to look like you're wearing two miniature heads on your ears.
Play with the colors of your outfit. Ideally, the colors of your chandelier earrings should look like "accents" to your outfit. For example, if you have tiny sky blue spots on your blouse's pattern, you might want to consider wearing sky blue chandeliers as well. You can also contrast a basic black dress with white diamond chandelier earrings. The plainer your outfit is, the easier you can choose your chandelier earring design. The challenge, actually, is not to make the entire outfit look too busy because of your ear accessories. If you'd notice, gypsy outfits work best when the clothes themselves are plainer and the focus is concentrated on the accessories.
Balance off the shape of your face with the shape of the earring's base. If you already have a broad face, you should avoid chandelier earrings which have broad bases as well. Instead, you should look for something stringy which could lengthen your face. On the other hand, if you have a long face, look for chandelier earrings with shorter strands and wider bases. Those with oval-shaped faces can pull off any type of chandelier earrings.
Wear it without any other accessories. Chandelier earrings are already quite flamboyant so they are better worn without any other accessories, even watches. If you must wear a watch, choose a tiny dress watch which discretely blends with your own skin tone. This way, you won't look like you're being overpowered by your accessories.
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Article Title: Advantages of Titanium Jewelry
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Today, there are a lot of emerging new materials that are being used for making jewelries. Actually, these materials have long existed but its popularity as metal for jewelries has increased only in the past decade. With the escalating price for gold, people have learned to accept other materials for creating great looking jewelries. One of the most loved materials for jewelries today is titanium. It has certain traits that make it a good choice for rings, earrings, bracelets and even necklaces.
Titanium is actually a natural metal that has admirable durability but it remains lightweight. It usually comes in grey tone. It is also known for being hypo-allergic. It is perfect for most people who could not wear other jewelries because it causes itchiness and rashes.
Titanium can also be quite costly because it is not too easy to design and mold. It is not too malleable but that is also the reason why it is a durable material for jewelries. To be able to achieve the size and shape of the desired jewelry, certain high tech machineries and equipment have to be used.
Using titanium instead of gold or silver is also better because it can not be easily scratched. It also has low oxidation and it is not too reactive with natural factors like sweat, sun and salt water which often causes other materials to tarnish.
Concerns About Titanium Jewelries
When it comes to hardness, strength and durability, titanium can actually win over gold and silver. Because it is not corrosive, it can also last longer. Before you buy titanium jewelries, it is best to be aware of some concerns about it.
When titanium is mixed with other materials so that its color would change, that reduces the resistance for scratch. If you would like to buy titanium jewelries that has a different color, it is best to opt for the ones with satin finish. It is more resistant and does not get dull easily. For rings, the ones with grooves or creases as design will make the lust of the color stay longer.
Also, if you would like to buy rings, make sure that it is the right size. The hardness of titanium makes it difficult to downsize the material.
Caring for Your Titanium Jewelry
If you are not going to wear your titanium jewelry, it is best to store it inside a small resealable bag. This will avoid rubbing and scratching with other things or jewelries especially if you got the colored ones. A cool dry place would be perfect for it.
If you have colored titanium, especially if it is a ring, it is best to remove it when you are going to hold some hard objects just like when you are doing gardening or carpentry. You might also want to remove it when you will go swimming at the beach.
When it comes to cleaning, nothing beats soap and water. You can also use rubbing alcohol or window cleaner for getting rid of the dirt. Do not scrub it with brush. Just use cloth to polish it. Toothpaste is also not advisable because it may be too abrasive.
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Article Title: Cubic Zirconia Wedding Sets
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If you are planning to get married anytime soon or maybe you are renewing your vows and would like to get a new pair of wedding rings, you might want to consider Cubic Zirconia wedding ring sets. Usually, couples like to go for a diamond wedding ring set but the reality is that the budget does not always fit. If you are having the same dilemma, Cubic Zirconia wedding rings can be a good option. It looks just as nice as diamonds but the price is way more affordable.
What the Wedding Ring Signifies
Wedding bands symbolize marriage of two people that should last for infinity and eternity. It represents the unending and unconditional love that the couple have for each other. The essence of the wedding band does not really have to depend on the price tag that comes with it. The important thing is what it means for the husband and the wife.
So, it is not a requirement to splurge on diamond wedding rings and spend your savings on it. You can choose among Cubic Zirconia wedding rings that will also look just as beautiful. It can still symbolize the sanctity of the marriage.
Why Opt for Cubic Zirconia
Cubic Zirconia wedding rings are just as good as other wedding rings, maybe even better. There are actually several advantages if you decide to have Cubic Zirconia for your wedding rings.
When it comes to hardness, Cubic Zirconia is the closest to diamond. It is much harder compared to other gemstones, except for ruby and sapphire. Cubic Zirconia has the measurement of 8.5 up to 9 in Mohs scale. So, this rock is good enough to last a long time and can be a perfect option for wedding rings.
When it comes to brilliance and shine, Cubic Zirconia would not disappoint you too. The reflexive index of diamond is 2.41. For the Cubic Zirconia, the reflexive index of it is 2.15 which is not too far from the rock that it aims to imitate. Since Cubic Zirconia is made by man, it is easy to achieve the flawless and clean brilliance which is difficult and to get from diamonds.
Cubic Zirconia is a faux diamond which offers a lot of benefits. It is not bad to go for this rock for your wedding ring because it can give you the same elegance and class, just without the overwhelming price tag.
Another thing to consider about Cubic Zirconia wedding rings is that, it is suitable for couples who often travel. If you are wearing expensive diamond wedding rings, you might just have to remove it every single time that you go and visit an unfamiliar place. Just to be safe, right? With Cubic Zirconia rings, you would not have to trouble yourself with that. It is a practical choice.
Some couples would rather start their marriage with debt or with zero savings just because they would like to have diamond wedding rings. Wouldn't it be better to start off with a clean slate? If you do not want to start with the wrong foot, you might want to check out the Cubic Zirconia wedding rings that are available in the market.
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Earrings are a major part of a woman's arsenal of accessories. You can't have too many earrings because they're very versatile and fit a multitude of clothes and occasions. Some may come cheap and some may be expensive, but they can certainly bring to a life an otherwise boring piece of wardrobe. One of the most common types of earrings is the dangle or dangling earrings.
Dangle or dangling earrings are easily identifiable because they "dangle" or "hang" from one's earlobes. They may be secured onto the earlobes via a stud (a thin post that goes through the earlobe and secured with a backing on the other side). Some dangle earrings come equipped with hooks so that you only need to "hook" them through the earlobes and there they will stay. Some hooks can also be "locked" with a stud, but most generally just hang by themselves. Though not usual, some dangle earrings also have clip-ons for those without ear piercings. Clip-on dangle earrings are usually very limited because they can't hold up heavier weights.
There are also different types of dangle earrings – drop, chandelier, hoop or semi-hoop. Hearing these terms can be quite confusing but they're actually easy to discern once you know what their shapes are. For instance, drop dangle earrings are called drop, because they literally drop from the earlobes and they hardly move at all. It may have a stone on the earlobe and on the other end (or on the drop). They're very simple and are great for casual affairs. If the stones in the drop earrings are expensive, then you may use them for formal gatherings too.
Chandelier dangle earrings are a more elaborate alternative and they are so named because they resemble the grand chandeliers you see in ornate homes. They're very glittery and sparkly, usually designed with gems and stones and are perfect for formal events. Chandelier earrings usually have several layers or levels instead of just one single "drop" which makes them seem heavier.
Hoops and semi-hoops are easily distinguished because they're circular in shape. They may range from small to extremely large. The small ones may not look like dangle earrings because they're really hugging the ear, which is why they are often called "huggies". These are common for both men and women because they're simple, come in many different thickness and sizes, and have many different designs or engravings to choose from.
Dangle earrings are perfect for people with short hair because they emphasize the neck and are easily visible as there's no hair to get caught up in. When you do have to pull your hair up, they're the perfect companion piece to a necklace as well because dangle earrings focus your eyes from the ears to the neck, if you follow the flow of the piece.
There are many dangle earrings available in many different stores. They can range from cheap to really expensive depending on the material, the design and if there are any other stones or beads included in the piece.
About The Author: For more information on Dangle Earrings and Chandelier Earrings, visit Almost Diamonds at http://www.almostdiamonds.com.
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Article Title: The Allure of Chandelier Earrings
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Just like you have to think about the clothes you're going to wear for a very specific occasion, you also need to think about selecting the right accessories to complement the clothes that you'll be putting on. Accessories, like earrings, necklaces, bracelets and rings, can make or break your ensemble. You can't afford to over-accessorize because that's a major fashion faux pas. For most formal occasions, chandelier earrings are the general favorite among the accessories because they exude class, elegance and they can immediately attract the attention of the crowd (if that's what you want to happen).
When you picture a chandelier, it's this grand dangling centerpiece in a house, usually sparkly and glittery, that automatically becomes the focal point of the room. Chandelier earrings are so-named because they exhibit the same characteristics as that room chandelier. They're dangling from one's earrings, usually glittery from the array of semi-precious and precious stones, and when worn, usually serve as the main ornament to complete the wardrobe ensemble.
Chandelier earrings are usually made of lightweight materials so that they don't put that much pressure on the ear lobe. Some chandelier earrings are affixed to the ear using a stud (an earring with a backing). Some chandelier earrings have hooks, usually made of a thin wire, that are inserted into the earlobe and left to hang or dangle. Chandelier earrings may get heavy when the materials used to design the piece are heavy themselves. For instance, if you use diamonds or other precious stones, and you put many of these stones, then the chandelier earrings will definitely get heavier and won't likely dangle. These expensive and special pieces are usually reserved for more formal occasions to match the elegance and subdued temperament of the design of the pieces.
For less formal occasions, there are chandelier earrings that are more casual. Some may call them costume jewelry because they're made of lesser materials, may be used on a day to day basis and are singularly more affordable than their counterparts. Some may be simple, some may be gaudy but that's the great thing about chandelier earrings. You may wear as different designs as you want depending on the occasion, depending on your clothes, depending on how you feel.
When you're in the mood to look for chandelier earrings, there are many places that you can go to. Department Stores and malls usually have stalls and kiosks that sell many types of chandelier earrings. For the more expensive ones, you can also visit jewelry stores. If you really want to have a unique and one of a kind piece, you can even go far as to design your very own chandelier earrings. The Internet is a good source of freelance designers that can help you do that. You simply need to have an idea of how your chandelier earrings will look like so that the artist can render it using the materials that you specified. This may take longer and may take more out of your pocket but at least you have the distinction of being the only one with that kind of chandelier earrings.
About The Author: For more information on chandelier earrings and cz stud earrings, visit Almost Diamonds at: http://www.almostdiamonds.com.
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Article Title: Affordable Titanium Wedding Bands
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Why would you want to buy gold or platinum wedding rings when there are titanium wedding bands that are far more affordable? Titanium rings are actually great because it will provide you all the things that you are looking for. Yes it is far more affordable than gold and platinum rings but it does not mean that you are settling for less. Buying titanium wedding bands can actually be more beneficial than spending a whole lot of money on platinum and gold rings.
Here are top five reasons that puts titanium rings above all other metals:
1. Fits the Budget: Even if you have limited cash to spend for the wedding bands, you can find the pair which still looks elegant. You do not have to sacrifice the quality and aesthetic value just because you are trying to save some money.
2. Titanium rings are outstanding and unique: How many couples have you seen wearing gold or platinum rings? Far too many, right? If you do not want to be just like any other couple, it is best to go for titanium rings. Also, it is more contemporary. There are lots of designs for titanium rings these days and finding the perfect one is an easy task. There are even titanium rings which have inlay of hardwood, gemstones or carbon fiber. All of those look really good but does not cost so much.
3. Lasts for a very long time: The durability of titanium rings is unquestionable. In fact, it is actually better than gold and silver that can easily bend. Titanium is not too malleable so once it has been shaped, it is difficult to alter it. Actually, resizing a titanium ring is not an option. Because it is made of really strong metal, you can not increase or decrease the size of the ring so you need to buy the one that fits well.
4. Comfortable to wear: Even if titanium is very strong, it is also lightweight. Wedding rings should be worn everyday. If you have a piece of metal that weighs heavily on your finger, you might find it difficult to do your daily tasks. You do not have to experience that problem with titanium rings.
5. Does not cause allergies: One of the outstanding properties of titanium rings is that it is hypoallergenic. Other metals tend to react with the oils and sweat from human's skin. That triggers rashes, skin irritation and itchiness to some people. Titanium does not react the same way so it does not have any adverse effect on the skin.
Given all those factors, titanium is actually better than the other precious metals. Why would you need to spend a whole lot of money for gold or platinum rings? Is it just because you want to follow tradition? Is it just because you want to follow the rules? These days, it is best to be wise in making decisions. Buying affordable titanium wedding bands is a very practical and smart choice. Do not let yourself be imprisoned with the standards.
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