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Fiona McCann

  • Writer, Journalist, Editor, and Podcast Host, Freelance
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Love & Other Liabilities by Fiona McCann

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By Fiona McCann
| Writing.ie Verified
Fiona McCann, author of Love & Other Liabilities asks: Is there a right or a wrong way to become a writer? There are easier and harder ways, for sure! Ways that get you there faster, with less painful detours. I certainly wish I’d known sooner that I wanted to be a writer. That I could have been one of those people who took Literature or English in college, joined a writing group, learned about story structure and found my writing heroes and ‘voice’ early on. I had always enjoyed writing as a kid.
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Green Mortgages  » Civvy Street Magazine

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By Ed Hanna Verified, Fiona McCann
| Civvy Street Magazine
Making the journey from Military accommodation to purchasing a home will normally require a mortgage, of which there is an abundance to choose from. However, relatively new ‘green mortgages’, or energy-efficient mortgages (EEMs), incentivise homeowners to purchase energy-efficient homes or make eco-friendly upgrades to existing properties. By Fiona McCann What is a green mortgage?
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New Build Homes: An Option for Service-leavers? » Civvy Street Magazine

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By Ed Hanna Verified, Fiona McCann
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Purchasing a new build home can be a fantastic choice for many reasons. By Fiona McCann Warranty and insurance One of the best features of purchasing a new build home is the included warranty and insurance. All new build homes should come with this protection, so check before proceeding. The largest provider, the National House Building Council (NHBC), provides a 10-year warranty against structural defects and workmanship, giving you peace of mind.
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