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All hypnosis is self-hypnosis. It is not possible to be hypnotised unless you are fully willing. A better term for it is self-suggestion, this doesn't conjure up images of a man with spinning eyes, swinging a pendant in your face. It is just suggestion, but suggestion can be a powerful...

I know someone who does hypnotherapy, as well as other forms of healing. He's helped people to cure themselves of cancer (at its early stages), which has to be useful! He's also helped fromer soldiers who had very bad side effects from the cocktail of drugs adminstered to them in Iraq -...

Not a moral issue? http://www.google.co.uk/search?client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla%3Aen-US%3Aofficial_s&hl=en&q=tax+avoidance+moral+issue&meta=&btnG=Google+Search No, Bill Gates is far from the only one!

Beansprout, those things you have mentioned, ISAs, etc. are intended to give the little guy a tax break. It's a kind of reward from the government for saving, rather than spending your money. In any case, you can only invest a maximum of £7k per tax year in to a Maxi ISA. So, it does not...

As an executive of MS, Bill Gates has to publicly declare all of his buying/selling of MS shares. People in his position often pay themselves a minimal salary. Steve Jobbs, for example, only pays himself $1m p.a., IIRC. They do this to avoid massive tax bills. So, they raise personal...

Totally anon? So how do you know? That's a bit of a contradiction!

Big time fraudsters and corrupt governments succesfully shunt large sums around without anyone noticing! Bear in mind here that most of this money goes to his own foundation. How does that money get spent by that foundation? How much does that foundation spend on MS products I wonder? How...

If he had been paying tax at the same rates as we have to he would not have so much to give away to begin with. What could he possibly spend all that money on anyhow? He might as well give it away. Most people choose to give money to charity anonymously, he has chosen to buy a public image...

If you decide to go ahead, after checking the full accounts. I'd suggest asking to see personal and business bank statements directly before signing on the dotted line. This way you can verify that the bank tallies up with the account detail you've already seen. That would seem like a...

Be sure to take a look at the detailed accounts covering a period of a few years. The gross profit means very little on its own. The net profit could be just £20K for all we know.

They have to give you a day off in lieu.

In the process of booking cheapish holiday on Kos for August.

Google will do quite a few conversions, including currencies. Very handy!

That gang leader who was responsible for the cocklepickers who drowned was Chinese. On the whole, I'd say the vast majority of Chinese people are very pleasant.

I stopped using credit cards about 10 years ago, I just use a debit card now. Not once has the lack of a credit card caused me any problem.

It does sound like an amateur fraudster. Just as well. A pro would have milked the card for every penny straight away.

Sweden not Swindon! :D

I think your best bet would be to use a broker. They will get the best price on your behalf. Here's a random online example: http://www.shippingquotes.co.uk/index.asp

The only legal way to get rich is sustained hard graft over a long period of time. Work for yourself and work like a slave and you will make a million eventually. Give it 5 to 10 years.

Crack pipe?