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Navarro (PP) acusa al Gobierno de Canarias de dar la espalda a los ayuntamientos
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Navarro (PP) acusa al Gobierno de Canarias de dar la espalda a los ayuntamientos
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An emergency could be in any form; a small one like car breakdown and a big one like job loss, which may continue for several months. In such a situation you will not only have to manage your household expenses but also continue paying your labilities like EMIs and credit card dues.
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Emergency fund is an important element of a good financial plan.
Emergencies and the financial burden they entail cannot be foreseen. That is why it is important to have an emergency fund to fight any sort of exigency. An emergency fund is a contingency fund that not only helps financially during most difficult times, but it also prevents the derailment of your saving for long term goals.
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The Government has said that measures to support business, jobs and employment are to remain in place until the end of June.
It follows the announcement that Covid level 5 restrictions are to remain in place across a number of sectors for weeks and in some cases months.
The measures include the Employment Wage Subsidy Scheme (EWSS), Covid Restrictions Support Scheme (CRSS) and Pandemic Unemployment Payment (PUP), all of which were due to expire on March 31.
The Covid enhanced illness benefit, which was also due to expire on the same date, has also been extended to June 30.
The Government also said it would conduct an economic assessment of the CRSS around its impact, design and sustainability of the support.
More 20mph zones and extra cash for potholes and Plas Dol-y-Moch - Conservative alternative budget
The Conservatives have set out their plans for how to spend the city s money
00:01, 22 FEB 2021
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More money should be pumped into potholes and road safety schemes in Coventry as part of a “viable” alternative budget, the Conservative opposition have said.
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