For all of you stuck in an airport somewhere due to the small volcano problem here are our favourite ways to cope with flight delays. We have all heard that moan of frustration erupt from the crowd of passengers surrounding a departure gate when it is announced that a flight is delayed. We have all seen that split second (or for some - prolonged) look of panic across the faces of businessmen and parents of toddlers alike as they try to decide the best way to cope with flight delays.
It's a slippery slope it seems when it comes to ski holidays. Despite the snow laden pistes and optimum ski conditions, it seems our love affair with winter sports has been put on ice while the recession continues to hold us in its wintry grip. The numbers taking to the slopes is down by half on the 70,000 who travelled in 2007, according to the Sunday Business Post.
You can't spend the entire month of January sitting warming your hands over a candle for warmth, feeling miserable. But then again, you can't afford to spend too much when you go out either. Well before you go mad (see The Shining), why don't you check out this site for pocket friendly places to go that won't leave you with indigestion.
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There's a reason why almost everyone with cash to spare books a holiday in January. It's still dark, still miserable and you want to see some normal weather so much it's starting to hurt. So you sneakily log on to every website you can think of to find yourself a deal. Well, we've decided to give you a dig out - with some holidays to suit all pockets.
Seems like the situation is becoming more desperate for mortgage holders - the Irish Independent predicts an avalanche of repossessions as new figures show that 6400 people stopped paying their mortgages more than a year ago. These homeowners are now almost certain to have their homes repossessed, says Charlie Weston.
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