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For many of us the wait between our paydays can seem like an incredibly long time to be with little or no money; often we will have to scrimp and save in order to have enough to go on those work nights out or buy that pretty blouse. However, if it’s a friend’s wedding it simply isn’t always viable to miss it and so people end up resorting to loans.

Although loans aren’t exactly a problem, they can be a big investment to make when you only need £200+ to buy your outfit for the big day and have your hair done. Furthermore, if you have the misfortune of having a bad credit history then taking out a loan becomes even more of a challenge. Therefore, why not use cash loans from specialists that are created for these reasons; Cash Window is a new cash loan provider that should help make that wait between being paid a lot easier.

Their innovative way of approaching cash loans means that you will be in touch with fast cash whenever you need it online, in store and on mobile. This range of coverage means that you can either have the money paid directly into your bank, or you can collect the cash in person from a store near you. This latter option is particularly useful if you’re in an even bigger rush to have that extra cash close at hand.
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With the recent recession and the uncertainty of today’s economy, many people will stick to a job they dislike or will apply for the first job that comes around, even if it is not the most interesting one. While being financially secure is important, being happy is certainly not less important. Here are a few tips to help find a job you truly love.

Know What You Want and Who You Are

While this may sound pretty obvious, it is still the starting point of your career seeking process. And be warned: It is not as easy as it seems! Knowing what you want and who you are is the quest of a lifetime. Let’s start on a smaller scale here, though: Ask yourself what your skills and interests are. A little trick: In order to spot your true skills and interests, just try and remember what you ended up doing in all your previous jobs, regardless of what they were. Did you naturally take on the lead? Did you naturally took care of all the accounting? Were you always in charge of organizing meetings and figure out logistics? If you look carefully at your life – even your life outside work – you’ll see a pattern. This should help you identify your true talents and your natural abilities.

And know that, often, people are not really honest about what they truly love to do, even with themselves. Try and go beyond the standards imposed by society and think outside the box. Read the rest of this entry »