You might want to offer an alternative time or date or shift a physical meeting to a virtual one (Zoom, Team, etc.). If you’re canceling something more significant, such as a sale or event, the implications will be much bigger - so what happens if you cancel something bigger, like a sale or event? You’ll need to offer more explanations and suggest strong solutions in these circumstances. We’ve illustrated this in some of our cancellation email samples below, but much of it will depend on you to fill in the gaps. Cancellation emails follow a similar format, which makes them straightforward to write. It starts with a clear subject line, is full of bold body copy that explains precisely what you’re canceling and why, and finishes with a positive conclusion (with a suitable signature). So let’s break these sections down and get into the details. Your email subject line must explain precisely what the message is about. Avoid replying to emails or using a subject line that’s not clear.

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Nobody likes waiting in line at the bank, and even if you're patient enough to cope with the long line at the teller's window bank hours aren't the most convenient. Online banking allows you control of your money from anywhere with an Internet connection, even your smartphone, but how hard is it to get started, and is your money really safe? We'll take a look at the ins and outs of online checking accounts and find out. Online banks allow you to manage your money from any computer with an Internet connection and often via your smartphone, offering services like paying bills, transfers, and sometimes even ATM fee reimbursement. You can set up your online checking account either through a brick and mortar bank or an online-only bank. Most traditional banks also offer online banking features tied to a regular checking account, so that you can access your money at a branch, an ATM, or online.

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We are helping people who need help and protecting communities who need protecting, and as I said yesterday money is no object to help this flood relief effort. Patrick McLoughlin will chair urgent resilience meetings with the bus and coach operators to ensure that all necessary extra services are in place for the areas currently affected, and to plan for any further capacity required should the severe weather continue and affect other parts of the country. The Prime Minister will continue to lead the national response by chairing meetings of the government’s emergency committee, COBR. To oversee the government’s wider policy response to the recovery, the Prime Minister has set up a new Cabinet Committee and will chair the first meeting on Thursday. The £5,000 grant will provide financial support for households and businesses to pay for repairs which improve a property’s ability to withstand future flooding. HMRC will look to offer up to 3 months additional time to pay. A total commitment in excess of £750 million from the major banks to provide financial support to business and individual customers affected by the floods.