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    With Captain Cash’s help, we’ve put together the BIGGEST and BEST money-saving guide EVER - so what are you waiting for? Start saving NOW! The first step is to sign up to Captain Cash’s fantastic new website.

    ▲ Captain’s saving tip on car insurance

    MAKE sure you give an accurate figure for your annual mileage when you get a quote - if you overestimate, your premium（保费）will rise.

    ▲ Captain’s saving tip on home insurance

    Don’t overinsure your home - by sticking to the rebuild cost (the amount that really matters), you're covered if there’s a disaster. When in doubt seek independent advice.

    Plus, pay your insurance policy in one hit, if you can. Many insurance companies charge higher interest rates when you pay in monthly installments.

    ▲ Captain’s saving tip on entertainment

    BUY the latest CDs online from HMV via Captain Cash for great price deals. For instance, The Friends 15th Anniversary Complete Collection: 40 DVD box set is just £69.99 with free UK delivery - saving £30 on the RRP (Recommended Retail Price).

    ▲ Captain’s saving tip on utility bills

    DON’T be loyal to expensive suppliers - always check out the best deals. Getting gas and electricity from the same company and paying by direct debit instead of cash or cheque also lowers the annual cost of your bills. You can also shave money from bills by turning appliances off, rather than leaving them on standby, and by turning the heating down by a degree or two.

     

    1. What is Captain Cash?

       A. A bookstore       B. An online shop           C. An expert        D. A website

    2. What’s the RRP of 40 DVD box set of The Friend?

       A. £39.99            B. £99.99                   C. £59.99           D. £109.99

    3. Which of the following is NOT TRUE concerning Captain’s saving tips?

       A. Paying utility bills in cash is a more economical way.

    B. Paying the full price when buying a home insurance is a wise choice.

    C. Accurate estimate of your yearly mileage is key to a car insurance.

    D. Power off the electrical appliances while they are not being used.

     

    【答案】

     

    1.D           

    2.B

    3.A

    【解析】 略

     

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