check the small print

There is a wide variety of policies available, so check the small print.

New formulae claim anything from 15 to 24 hours' efficacy, so check the small print on the pack!

Be sure to check the small print.

Do check the small print, especially the quoted excesses (the upfront payment you have to make with each claim).

Checking the small print - ensuring there are no loopholes in the agreement which could let landlords out of their obligations.

So always check the small print.

Don't forget to check the small print - most insurance policies will not cover you if you're under the influence of alcohol or venture off-piste.

Bitterly, Rugal said, "I hope they've checked the small print.

The only precaution is to check the small print of your agreement, to ensure that there is no penalty for early repayment.

Check the small print.

Before you hire a vehicle, check your travel insurance policy to ensure that you are covered and check the small print of the lease agreement.

Those that are self-employed should also check the small print carefully: as there will only be limited circumstances in which people can make a valid unemployment claim.

However, if you aren't confident about checking the small print, check with the airline directly first, including asking about any admin charges that you might incur.

If you're seriously tempted by a 'never-to-be-repeated' offer, take the advice of the KSA and check the small print.

Sometimes it is by withdrawing action, by sunset clauses, by reviews, and it is always by checking the small print of the proposals.

Expats must make sure they carefully check the small print - even where a plan is provided by their employer as they could easily come unstuck with a local plan."

Check the small print of the latest jobless figures: the unemployment rate fell - but chiefly because more than 300,000 people stopped looking for work and dropped out of the reckoning.

Horse owners should also bear in mind that some equine insurance policies place a cap on what you can spend on specific diagnostic treatments, so always check the small print before committing to a procedure.

If you've got a choice between credit and debit cards, it's probably best to use the credit card as you will have card insurance for purchases and your bank may be jointly liable if anything you buy goes wrong (check the small print).

Travel insurance Taking out travel insurance may give you some protection but check the small print, as many policies do not include cover for insolvency, while those that do will usually cover just the service you've lost, not the other services you have booked separately.

When buying travel insurance make sure it covers all activities you might participate in e.g. sleigh rides, bob sleigh, Heli Skiing, snowboarding etc and check the small print for any hidden clauses e.g. "only covered off piste with a guide" Stay sun safe.

If you withdrew money with a credit card you will also be charged the usual cash advance fee and you may be charged interest on the cash withdrawal from the first day (not 14 days after the next statement date or whenever the usual time comes to pay, check the small print).