Money Making Schemes

Nagesh answers:

Considering the UK is already very over-populated, more and more immigrants entering the UK puts a significant strain on our health service, and as foreign women often have a higher fertility rate than British women, this causes much money to be spent on midwifery, and also these children must be educated in Britain – at the expense of the tax-payer. It is highly debatable that any benefit that foreign, unskilled workers may have on the economy is quickly nutralised by the cost of providing services to them, such as the NHS and the cost of educating their children (if they have any), and often providing translators for children at the expense of the tax-payer.

Also, the trend of employing unskilled foreign workers also has a negative impact on British workers. Often, big supermarket chains source their job offers out to agencies abroad who advertise their jobs abroad to foreign workers exclusively, and often unskilled British workers never even get a chance at applying for a job. This is happening more and more often.

And to the people who say foreigners are discriminated against – what a load of rubbish. If anything, it is the foreigners themselves who do very little to assimilate to the majority culture and treat it with a general lack of disregard.

The UK is a very tolerant country, too tolerant in my opinion as we often allow ourselves to be walked on.

Nagesh answers:

Hi, good to see you looking for a new career, be prepared to enjoy the journey.

The time it takes to become a driving instructor depends on:

How much time you have to devote to your training, how quickly you tend to learn things generally and how much practice and hard work you are prepared to put in.
You could qualify and be earning in as little as three months, but most people take more like six to nine months, as most people tend to train around a current job, which means they have less time to train.

As for costs, you can find training companies who will try to charge you as much as £4,000.00 but look around, you can get much better deals than that.
Take a look at: www.ditauk.co.uk

Don’t worry about insurance, it’s not nearly as expensive as most people think and you can claim money back from the tax man to cover most of it 🙂

Nagesh answers:

1. Not everything at Auction are bargains there are many overpriced..developers buy at auction cheap..do it up and sell it again at auction..be careful…its not all reposessions..its also pple who want money quickly….
2.You need to have the funds readily avaliable…you complete in 28days or loose your deposit (10%)
3.Do an internet search all auctions houses have websites…

Nagesh answers:

This would be just like finding a wallet in the street and keeping it. It’s called theft by finding. You have to notify the owner of the money or the police. Most ATMs will have a phone number on them and you could ring that number for advice.

A lots of ATMs in the UK do have CCTV trained on them for obvious reasons and also there are records of who has used them and the time.

In the 1980’s a colleague had a phone call from his bank which was next to our office. He’d made a quick withdrawal on his way in and hadn’t checked the money. When he counted it for them, he had £20 too much. This belonged to the person who’d used the machine just ahead of him and who’d been in the bank complaining when he’d used it. If they could trace him so quickly then, just think about what can do now.

Nagesh answers:

I understand your concern however you may be unaware that savings upto 50K per individual per bank are guaranteed, even if the bank folded tomorrow you will still have that cash 100% guaranteed. This is something the FSA stipulate all banks and building societies must agree to, basically they all pay into a pot of money so if anyone of the members collapses the customers are protected.

If you do have more then 50k in savings just distribute the savings so you have no more then 50k in each bank eg 50k in Barclay’s, 50k in abbey, 50k in nationwide. That way you are fully protected and will not lose your money no matter what happens to any institution.

Just ignore the interest rate being so low at least your money will be far more secure in a bank then if it was just stowed away at home.

If u still want to withdraw your cash the bank are obliged to give you the cash as cash but you may have to give them a notice period, typically 7 days for sums over 5k

hope this helps