Covid-19 has made many people’s lives miserable, shutting down a lot of businesses. The bank of England predicted that house prices may fall 16% because of the economic upheaval caused by the coronavirus. To this, the UK government has reacted swiftly by introducing stamp duty holiday, the furlough scheme, the CBILS, etc. Instead of falling, […]
A very clever 2021 UK budget – good or bad for us investors? Read More »
How many forms of retirement life are there? A few days ago I accidentally bumped into a long-lost friend, Paul, now probably almost in his 70s, still working as a school bus driver when the school resumes and as a minibus driver when the kids have their lessons over Zoom. To many people, being a bus driver
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We talked about the different strategies that amateur investors and professional investors use, and also looked at their education on property training, now it’s time to move on to the most important and fundamental difference – the mindset. Amateur investors keep themselves away from debts Most people hesitate to apply for loan or mortgage from
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Friends and family were surprised when they heard that I paid to learn how to invest in property. I’m sure some of them probably sniffed at me (not in my face but politely internally) and thought I must be a victim of one of those property academies scams. On one hand I somehow expected their reaction, but
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It may surprise you but this is actually what every homeowner believes him or herself to be (at least deep at heart). Real estate is a really popular topic in Hong Kong. You can hear about real estate almost on a daily basis either at your workplace, or within your friends and family circle. It
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