Less than one per cent said they would be prepared to
go without nights with their mistress to save money, claims extra-marital dating website IllicitEncounters.
It should also
go without saying that nutritious food is part of their medical care so they can regain their strength and get back to full health.
About 28 per cent of people admit they run out of cash at least once a week, leading to them having to
go without treats, according a survey for the Alliance & Leicester, in which 2,000 people were questioned.
As a result, some of the unemployed may decide to
go without health insurance, either because they cannot afford it or because they fail to qualify for public insurance programs, such as Medicaid.
The patients in the Jaffray Hospital had to
go without hot food for almost a day yesterday when the ovens in the kitchens failed to work.
She was told she must have lost them and would have to pay for new ones or
go without.
In addition, even with incentives, many people may still decide to
go without healthcare unless it is a requirement.
com Around 12 per cent of families are hoping to save money by not taking a holiday abroad this year, while 27 per cent of parents said they would
go without nights out with friends to cut costs.
I'd rather
go without myself than disappoint my family.
For those who struggle to make ends meet, knowing how to manage money effectively can mean the difference between being able to provide for medicine for your family or having to
go without.
Now, nobody likes to see county employees' pooches and pussycats
go without treatment.
Cliftonville players will
go without wages if the Reds are awarded a place in this season's Intertoto Cup.
Every year another million people
go without health insurance, even though there are a number of affordable health insurance options.
THEY must be the most stressed-out bunch in showbusiness, sitting for half an hour every Friday night, keeping their fingers crossed that no one says anything libellous and hoping against hope that just one episode can
go without a hitch.
Andrew Girvan, of NCH Scotland, said: "For those who struggle to make ends meet, knowing how to manage money effectively can mean the difference between being able to provide food or medicine for your family or having to
go without.
