Which batteries last the longest?

Article Abstract:

The most efficient zinc and alkaline batteries can cost around 40% less to use than the least efficient, so it is important to make the correct choices. Zinc chloride batteries are most suitable for products which require only a small amount of current, as they are expensive to use and do not last very long. Alkaline batteries have high capacity, so are most suitable for products with high power requirements. This is also the case with nickel cadmium batteries.

Purchasing

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Choosing a pension

Article Abstract:

There are four main types of personal pension: unit-linked and unit trusts; with-profits; unitised with-profits; and deposit-based. The tax benefits associated with pension schemes make them one of the optimum methods of saving for retirement. Details of how to improve a company pension and whether or not to opt out of SERPS (State Earnings Related Pension Scheme) are included, together with a comparison of personal pension suppliers and services on offer.

Surveys, Pensions

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Choosing batteries

Article Abstract:

Alkaline, rechargeable and zinc chloride batteries are compared. Alkaline batteries are better value than chloride batteries, whilst nickel cadmium hybrid rechargeable batteries last longer than NIckel cadmium and alkaline rechargeables.

Evaluation

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