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Low Cost Vans teamed up with Chepstow Racecourse and Ffos Las Racecourse to sponsor two of the biggest events in the Welsh horse racing calendar. First up was the Robert Mottram Novices’ Chase at Chepstow on October 12, a race which is known for attracting some of the most promising stars of the future. It proved to be a nail-biting contest, with Paddy Brennan emerging triumphant to scoop the £22,500 jackpot riding trainer Fergal O'Brien's Jarveys Plate. Next up was the historic Welsh Champion Hurdle at Ffos Las, which formed a part of the Peaky Blinders-themed Gentleman’s Day on October 19. The whopping £50,000 prize money was claimed by Chester Williams, who was riding Monsieur Lecoq for his mother Jane. Low Cost Vans' managing director Rod Lloyd said: "As a Welsh company we have long been involved with sport in Wales, from a grass-roots level to Premier League football. This was our first foray into horse racing sponsorship, and they were both fantastic even

Buying a car can make a big dent in your wallet, so it’s important to choose a car that’s right for you. There are a few things to consider when you buy your next car, so keep reading to find out what they are! How much can you afford? https://www.pinterest.co.uk/pin/621496817307898176/ Of course, the first thing you’ll want to make sure of is how much you want to spend. Don’t just factor the actual cost of the car, but also running and insurance costs. That 2 litre engine car might look the part, but if you’re a new driver then you’re looking at a hefty insurance premium. What are you using it for? https://www.carmag.co.za/technical/technical/advice-what-you-need-to-know-about-4x4-driving/ Different cars are built with different usages in mind. You’re probably going to struggle driving mountainous roads with a small-engined hatchback. You also might find a challenge in parking your large 4X4 in the limited space of a city centre. Decide what your day-to-day

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has announced plans to clampdown on how some motor brokers receive commission, which could “save customers £165 million a year”. The UK's financial regulator aims to save consumers millions by banning commission being set on the interest rate of loans, and replacing it with a fixed commission fee. As things stand, the rate can be set by the brokers themselves, but the incentive of charging a higher rate in return for a higher bonus can sometimes see the buyer unnecessarily out of pocket. The watchdog’s report says that it will remove “the financial incentive for brokers to increase the interest rate that a customer pays and give lenders more control over the prices customers pay for their motor finance.” Christopher Woolard, executive director of strategy and competition at the FCA, said: “We have seen evidence that customers are losing out due to the way in which some lenders are rewarding those who sell motor finance. By banning t

Passing your driving test is a great achievement, but taking on the roads by yourself can be daunting. Practice is the best way to become more confident, but there’s a few other things you can do to help you feel more comfortable on the roads. We’ve got a few tips, so keep reading! Drive on your own You might feel like you’ll be more comfortable driving with someone else in the car – after all, you’ve only ever driven with someone else in the car up until you passed. However, giving your friends lifts can be more of a distraction than a comfort in reality. You’re much better off practicing on your own, where you can make mistakes and no one notice, until you are confident in the car. Remember: all cars are different No car is equal. The bite point on every car is different, which can be a stumbling block for many new drivers. You might not have stalled much in your driving instructor’s car, but as soon as you get your own you find yourself stalling more often than not.

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