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Globaleye recently supported the Tom Falknor Golf Tournament by entering a group of guys. This worthy event helped raise money for Cancer Research and raise the profile of not only the charity but the illness itself. Statistically, 1 in 3 will contract some form of cancer before the age of 55. The impact of such an event, emotionally and indeed financially, on any family can be overwhelming.

Globaleye can offer an array of solutions to mitigate and indeed eliminate the financial impact that contracting a dread disease can have. By no means can we help with emotional trauma but the removal of money worries is a positive step. Contact us today for a quote so you can give your family some peace of mind – you will be surprised how cheap it is to protect those you love the most.

The most important resource for any Company has always been the human one and the Company that adopts a well-structured Corporate Employee Benefit (CEB) package will not only retain but also attract a higher caliber of staff. This ultimately reflects positively in the performance of the Company and hence improves the bottom line. Most HR professionals reading this will agree with this principle and is a message that they reinforce with their MD far too often.

For the full article which appeared in Policy recently,

A client recently had a small scratch on the tip of his little finger. He cleaned it and put on a plaster but the next morning there was a small amount of yellow pus at the finger tip. He did a little first aid, lanced it, cleaned it and dressed it again. The next morning he had difficulty getting out of bed but managed to crawl in agonizing pain to the toilet. You will not believe what happend next,

We were proud to be one of the sponsors for the United Arab Emirates Body Building Championships held recently. The event was well attended by hundreds of supporters who enjoyed a weekend of flexing, fake tan and Speedos at the Al Ain Rotana Hotel.

There was a story covered in 7Days recently which is worth repeating here. This is what the reader asked ...

Q. I went to a mortgage broker to help me buy property here in Dubai and the mortgage broker charged me a very large ‘up front’ fee, 4% of the mortgage value. They gave me a mortgage approval letter so I paid my deposit on the property. I went to the bank to complete the deal and they told me they would not lend me any money. I showed them the letter from the mortgage broker and the bank told me that the money was not the mortgage brokers to lend, it was the banks. What did I pay the fee for?

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