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Maurice Clarke - EzineArticles.com Expert Author
Maurice Clarke has been an active developer of web sites for over 10 years.
His main focus is improving the quality and content of web sites. Many of his sites are health releated with high public appeal.
Resident in the UK Maurice's fresh, enquiring mind has helped many web masters on their route to success on the Internet.
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- So You Think You Have Inherited a Fortune?
[Finance:Wealth-Building] Every day thousands of people around the world watch re-runs of TV Heir Hunting programs which often include details of unclaimed estates from people who died without making a will. Are you due a share? this article explains how you can find out, indeed why you should lest you miss out on a life changing fortune.
- The Future For Heir Hunters - Probate Detectives Chasing Unclaimed Fortunes
[Finance:Personal-Finance] For many, the role of an Heir Hunter is one of sitting in front of a computer tracking down lost beneficiaries to fortunes left by relatives who died without making a will and sharing in each fortune by way of commission. It's a task requiring dedication and attention to detail, and the possiblity of being treated with suspicion when they tell someone they have inherited a fortune. What does the future offer the Heir Hunter as society changes?
- Negotiating With Heir Hunters
[Finance:Personal-Finance] Been approached by a Heir Hunter who tells you that you are in line for an inheritance from a deceased relative whom you potentially do not know? Most peoples first reaction is one of suspicion that the contact is a typical scam designed to get you to pay money up to cover "fees and expenses" or worse still steal your identity. Once the Heir Hunter has outlined a little more and explained they have traced you as a possible beneficiary of a deceased relative's estate under the rules of intestacy, you begin to get less cautious and more excited.
- Whose Afraid of the Big Bad Heir Hunter?
[Finance:Personal-Finance] If you end up being contacted by a aptly named "Heir Hunter" who tells you you are in line for the share of a fortune, left by a blood relative your first thought is usually of suspicion and fear of being ripped off. Ripping up the letter, banging down the phone or slamming the door may cost you a fortune.
- Inherit a Fortune From a Relative You Have Never Heard Of!
[Finance:Personal-Finance] You may be the sole heir to a substantial estate, or share with other relatives a more modest inheritance. Billions of pounds and dollars end up the coffers of the state when a person dies without making a will or testament and no heirs to their fortune can be traced.
- Fibromyalgia - The 3 Challenges All Sufferers Face
[Health-and-Fitness:Diseases] The pain and irritation that Fibromyalgia gives to it sufferers brings with it various stages, each one a challenge and opportunity, that must be faced. If you lose the battle at each level then a worsening of the illness seems inevitable...
- Yoga for Fibromyalgia Sufferers - The Ups and Downs
[Health-and-Fitness:Diseases] Mention Yoga to a Fibromyalgia sufferer and they usually say one of two things "Tried that and it did not work" or "I cannot do those funny positions with my pain". This negative approach to a two thousand year old tradition means they are missing out on the many benefits Yoga offers to Fibromyalgia sufferers, all it needs is a better understanding of what Yoga is, and how to adapt it to suit your illness.
- Fibromyalgia - Changing Life Style Challenges
[Health-and-Fitness:Diseases] Fibromyalgia is a painful disease which mainly women suffer from, People as young as 30 can get it although 40-50 is a more common age. As the condition worsens a steady but certain life style change occurs which needs to be properly understood and controlled if sufferers are to live successful with this illness....
- Fibromyalgia - Who Cares Enough?
[Health-and-Fitness:Diseases] My wife has suffered from Fibromyalgia for over 10 years and in that time I have seen her physical and emotional condition deteriorate to a point she needs my constant support and help. Mary currently uses a stick and can walk only short distances and tires easily. Many sufferers end up in a wheel chair as the disease is usually progressive.
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