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High potential solutions for low income tenants
Affordable rental programmes are subsided by government to help facilitate a better life for 4.5 million households in lower income groups. However, prospective lower-income buyers on long waiting lists have little choice other ...
Exercise financial fitness
A recent article on Sky News with the headline “Gym Fees Could Stop Mortgage Approvals” undoubtedly induced a few Brits to choke on their cornflakes. It appears that new restrictions introduced under the Mortgage Market Review ...
Debt: the good, the bad and the ugly
Even the word “debt” instils fear. No one wants to be in a position of owing money. Yet reality dictates that in some way we’ll always owe money to someone due to the obvious realisation that we can’t all afford to pay for ...
Credit Amnesty Bill grants opportunity to clean slate
The new Credit Amnesty Bill was received with much anticipation and expectation.
All about home loan calculators
Where to find home loan calculators and information on the types of home loans available.
Plan, plan and plan some more
Speak to any financial adviser and they will inevitably tell you that your financial needs will change significantly as you enter different stages of life. While saving for retirement tends to get the lion’s share of attention, ...
Instalment sales: Randelas and sense?
Affordability is becoming the main reason behind the temptations of unconventional housing finance. Generally, frustrated sellers and buyers view the riskier option of instalment sale agreements as effortless, when compared to ...
Foreign foraging
As far back as I can remember that special combo of a magazine, a girl-friend and a deck chair has always been one of the most agreeable ways of making plans. And shopping is of course no different. While Heaven on Earth may be ...
High 5 for home buyers
A recent report in the British newspaper The Guardian highlighted the top 10 things buyers should consider before diving into purchasing decisions. Here are some of those guidelines. 1.    How long do you plan to stay in the ...
Hiring a managing agent has benefits
While it is not compulsory for trustees in sectional title schemes to appoint a managing agent, and many small schemes do manage to run their scheme effectively without the help of one, it is generally recommended if the scheme ...