Sods law costing millions.

12th December 2005 Sod’s law has cost Britons at least £636 million* to date, according to new research from Direct Line Home Response 24. From being locked out of home on the coldest day of the year to running out of hot water when getting ready for a date, a quarter (24 per cent) have spent at least £200 putting something right that has gone wrong at home at the worst possible moment. And according to the British public, people are most likely to have to put their hands in their pocket on a Monday – the day when sod’s law strikes most often. But it seems it’s not just cash that people are in danger of losing, as relationships with friends and family are also at risk.

Women spend three years shopping
18 July 2005 The average British woman steps out in 31,680 worth of shoes in her lifetime and spends a total of three years on the hunt for the perfect must-have accessories to complement her outfits. Churchill Insurance Company Limited. Over a lifetime, the average British woman will shell out a total 15,840 on other accessories like handbags and jewellery. company first home insurance. home owners insurance policies. home insurance owner s. Read more...