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You are not far away from the most important decision you will ever make!

Please read this entire page carefully do not miss any of it.

My name is Colin Warburton, and I work full time from home in the UK.

What I want to share with you will help you decide what the best way is to make a Residual Income in the UK.

The information below will give you a strong overview of how I believe the mistakes I, and possibly yourself, have made, can be avoided.

I am lucky in that I work full-time from my home. I have no boss to report to, and I have the freedom to use my time in any way I like. But you can obtain a residual income even if you aren't in the same position.

Do you believe in the following statement by Zig Ziglar: "You can have anything in the world you want if you'll just help enough other people get what they want."

Unfortunately, if you are looking to make a residual income, most of what we are taught does not do that.

Bearing in mind that over 95% of people in MLM will fail, is that the way you should be proceeding if you want to make a residual income? No matter what people tell you, it just isn't that easy.

There is another way to Achieve your Residual Income and it doesn't have to involve the internet. What you need is something that has been done before and based on a solid business.

And you need to be guided by people that are doing well, not someone who started 2 days before you! (sound familiar?)

You need proper training ... by people who are good... you should never be left guessing what to do next.

If you are really serious about being in that top 5% that actually make a good residual income then fill in the form below for more information. Or if you don't want to give your information yet, go here. (you will need sound)

Good Luck


Colin
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Colin Warburton


A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty. We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give. --Winston Churchill


Monday, 7 November 2011

UK Energy Market Reform:

Today is a very important day to the UK energy market, probably the most important since it privatised 20 years ago. The Energy Market Reform White Paper is due to be published and will determine the future of the industry for the next 20 years.

UK Energy Market Reform

The UK Energy Market Reform white paper is expected to provide fresh details on how the government plans to stimulate investments to the renewable energy sector to help the UK meet the 15% target of electricity generated from renewable sources by 2020. How it plans to reduce the Big Six monopoly and the details of the emissions performance standard to block plans for new unabated coal-fired power plants.

It is estimated that the UK needs £200 billion of investments by 2020 to meet its climate commitment goals and the government plans to spark off investments by stipulating a set price for low carbon electricity which includes nuclear that will then be passed on to household and business energy prices.

According to market analysts this is a very sensitive announcement, especially after British Gas price hikes – gas up 18% and electricity up 16% – announced last Friday which we commented on here in last week’s article.

The energy secretary insists that the reforms will help increase energy and price security and a long term reduction in bills. Speaking to the BBC Mr. Hune said:

“Once you take the effect on bills you actually find that we’re getting overall bill down in the long-run,”

One of the most important points to be dealt with is the reduction of the Big Six monopoly and the white paper should at least reduce their stranglehold. Right now these utilities companies supply 97% of the energy consumed in households and reforms must prevent them from lock themselves in for the next 20 years as the only ones able to play in this market.

The government must require complete transparency around the way Big Six generate and sell energy to buffer households and businesses from price hikes. It also has to provide more encouragement to small energy supply companies guaranteeing they actually have someone to buy energy from.

Demand management is another topic that will be dealt with on the UK Energy Market Reform as experts suggest it is too early to for the government to come up with a new capacity mechanism as the increase of smart meter usage, development of interconnectors and storage systems might eradicate the need for “peak demand”.

Last but not least important is the establishment of the emissions performance standard that will limit coal power plant’s CO2 emissions to 450 grams of carbon dioxide (CO2) per kilowatt hour of power production. The idea is to stop all coal power plants from generating energy within the next three years.

If you would like more information on our range of services or would simply like to find out how this could benefit your business, simply call our energy team today on 0870 710 7560 or request a call back at time to suit.

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