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Reverse Mortgages: Impact on Estate and Government Schemes
This article analyzes reverse mortgages, noting that the impact on an estate depends on factors such as loan size relative to house value, property appreciation, and the use of government schemes like the Home Equity Access Scheme which mitigates risks.
Reverse Mortgages: Impact on Estate and Government Schemes
This article analyzes reverse mortgages, noting that the impact on an estate depends on factors such as loan size relative to house value, property appreciation, and the use of government schemes like the Home Equity Access Scheme which mitigates risks.
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48% Bias Score
Paths in Art" Exhibition Showcases Greek Art History
The "Paths in Art" exhibition at the Chania Municipal Gallery displays 99 works from the Bank of Greece's collection, tracing Greek art's evolution from the 19th century to the present, featuring various movements and artists like Gyzis, Lytras, Parthenis, and Tetsis.
Paths in Art" Exhibition Showcases Greek Art History
The "Paths in Art" exhibition at the Chania Municipal Gallery displays 99 works from the Bank of Greece's collection, tracing Greek art's evolution from the 19th century to the present, featuring various movements and artists like Gyzis, Lytras, Parthenis, and Tetsis.
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From Berlin's Vibrant Anonymity to Lindau's Activist Life
Juliette Hathaway, born in Lindau and raised there, moved to Berlin after studying social work, later returning to her childhood home in Lindau with her two children following a relationship ending and embracing a life of activism while working in a psychiatric day clinic.
From Berlin's Vibrant Anonymity to Lindau's Activist Life
Juliette Hathaway, born in Lindau and raised there, moved to Berlin after studying social work, later returning to her childhood home in Lindau with her two children following a relationship ending and embracing a life of activism while working in a psychiatric day clinic.
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Sydney Harbour Bridge Head-On Collision Causes Major Traffic Disruption
A head-on collision involving two vehicles on the Sydney Harbour Bridge at 8:12 am on Wednesday caused major traffic delays, stretching back kilometers, and injuring three people, with one person trapped in their vehicle. Four lanes were closed for almost two hours.
Sydney Harbour Bridge Head-On Collision Causes Major Traffic Disruption
A head-on collision involving two vehicles on the Sydney Harbour Bridge at 8:12 am on Wednesday caused major traffic delays, stretching back kilometers, and injuring three people, with one person trapped in their vehicle. Four lanes were closed for almost two hours.
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Würth Group reports H1 revenue growth, but profit decline
Würth Group reported a 2.2% revenue increase to €10.4 billion in H1 2024, but pre-tax profit fell by almost 10% to €475 million due to price competition and higher costs; the company employs around 87,200 people, down 1.6% year-on-year, and anticipates mid-single-digit revenue growth for the full ye...
Würth Group reports H1 revenue growth, but profit decline
Würth Group reported a 2.2% revenue increase to €10.4 billion in H1 2024, but pre-tax profit fell by almost 10% to €475 million due to price competition and higher costs; the company employs around 87,200 people, down 1.6% year-on-year, and anticipates mid-single-digit revenue growth for the full ye...
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Tularemia Case Confirmed in Bavaria, Germany
A confirmed case of tularemia has been reported in Mühldorf a. Inn, Bavaria, Germany, likely from a tick bite; the individual is receiving antibiotic treatment, and the health authority advises caution but not alarm, given 71 cases in Bavaria this year.
Tularemia Case Confirmed in Bavaria, Germany
A confirmed case of tularemia has been reported in Mühldorf a. Inn, Bavaria, Germany, likely from a tick bite; the individual is receiving antibiotic treatment, and the health authority advises caution but not alarm, given 71 cases in Bavaria this year.
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Diverse New Book Releases Reflect Current Cultural Trends
This week's book releases include Gary Shteyngart's new novel, "Vera, or Faith," and nonfiction works covering experimental archaeology, memoir, a sailing tragedy, women's basketball, and the 2024 presidential election.
Diverse New Book Releases Reflect Current Cultural Trends
This week's book releases include Gary Shteyngart's new novel, "Vera, or Faith," and nonfiction works covering experimental archaeology, memoir, a sailing tragedy, women's basketball, and the 2024 presidential election.
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Yiyun Li's Memoir on Grief and Acceptance
Yiyun Li's "Things in Nature Merely Grow" is a memoir detailing the suicides of her two sons, Vincent and James, exploring her grief, her coping mechanisms (writing, teaching, gardening), and her encounters with insensitive responses to her loss. The book interweaves personal reflection with philoso...
Yiyun Li's Memoir on Grief and Acceptance
Yiyun Li's "Things in Nature Merely Grow" is a memoir detailing the suicides of her two sons, Vincent and James, exploring her grief, her coping mechanisms (writing, teaching, gardening), and her encounters with insensitive responses to her loss. The book interweaves personal reflection with philoso...
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L'Attachement": Grief, Unexpected Connections, and Rebuilding Lives
In Carine Tardieu's "L'Attachement," Parisian widower Alex relies on neighbor Sandra to help raise his children after his wife's death in childbirth, forging unexpected bonds as they navigate grief and rebuild their lives.
L'Attachement": Grief, Unexpected Connections, and Rebuilding Lives
In Carine Tardieu's "L'Attachement," Parisian widower Alex relies on neighbor Sandra to help raise his children after his wife's death in childbirth, forging unexpected bonds as they navigate grief and rebuild their lives.
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Toronto Home Sellers Cut Prices Amid Increased Competition
In Toronto's cooling real estate market, sellers are cutting asking prices as new listings surge in July, forcing homeowners to adjust their expectations, leading to price reductions, while buyers benefit from more options but face stricter financing.
Toronto Home Sellers Cut Prices Amid Increased Competition
In Toronto's cooling real estate market, sellers are cutting asking prices as new listings surge in July, forcing homeowners to adjust their expectations, leading to price reductions, while buyers benefit from more options but face stricter financing.
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HOOPP Announces Leadership Changes, Appoints New Chief Risk Officer
HOOPP, managing $123 billion in assets for nearly 479,000 members, announced a series of leadership changes on Wednesday, including the appointment of Linda Halley as chief risk officer, the departure of the chief operating officer, and the realignment of responsibilities for several other senior ex...
HOOPP Announces Leadership Changes, Appoints New Chief Risk Officer
HOOPP, managing $123 billion in assets for nearly 479,000 members, announced a series of leadership changes on Wednesday, including the appointment of Linda Halley as chief risk officer, the departure of the chief operating officer, and the realignment of responsibilities for several other senior ex...
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Loevestein Castle: Cracks in the Walls, Echoes of Grotius
Hugo Grotius, a 17th-century Dutch jurist, was imprisoned in Loevestein Castle in 1621 for supporting Johan van Oldenbarnevelt; today, geologists study cracks in the castle walls, inspired by Grotius's confinement, using precise hourly measurements to monitor structural integrity.
Loevestein Castle: Cracks in the Walls, Echoes of Grotius
Hugo Grotius, a 17th-century Dutch jurist, was imprisoned in Loevestein Castle in 1621 for supporting Johan van Oldenbarnevelt; today, geologists study cracks in the castle walls, inspired by Grotius's confinement, using precise hourly measurements to monitor structural integrity.
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32% Bias Score
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