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Wednesday, June 5, 2019
Tuesday, June 4, 2019
Brexit party’s MP candidate under fire for freehold profiteering
Peterborough byelection hopeful had role in firm that exploited ‘feudal’ system
The Brexit party’s candidate in the Peterborough byelection has been criticised for profiteering from buying and selling freeholds of hundreds of new homes.
Mike Greene, expected to become the fledgling party’s first MP on Thursday, was for two years an alleged office holder in E&J Ground Rents No4 llp – a firm which bought and sold the rights to charge ground rent across the UK.
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Thinking of buying a thatched home? Nottingham Estate Agents
Useful information and tips to consider ahead of buying a thatched property Here is some useful information from the Thatch Advice Centre covering important points if you are considering buying a thatched property – namely the building, maintenance, insurance and fire safety. The thatched building It is important to understand the building, its construction, design […]
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Monday, June 3, 2019
10 top tips for finding a home to buy Nottingham Estate Agents
Finding a home, whether as a first time buyer or a seasoned mover, can be as exciting and inspiring as it can be stressful and tiring. This top tip guide from OnTheMarket.com will help to ensure that the process of buying a house is as smooth and enjoyable as possible. 1. Finance comes first Before […]
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Can Neil Woodford turn around his fund's redemptions mishap?
Punters expect instant liquidity, if a fund can’t fulfil that requirement it’s in extreme territory
Is this the end of Neil Woodford’s career as the UK’s most famous, and most celebrated, fund manager? It could be that serious. Woodford has recovered from setbacks in the past, but they have been of the conventional stock-picking variety – a bad run in the markets. Blocking redemptions from a flagship fund is very different.
Punters expect instant liquidity, meaning the right to turn their investments into cash at the drop of hat, more or less. If a manager of a high-profile retail fund can’t fulfil that basic requirement, it is in extreme territory. Commercial property funds took the same route in the credit-crunch era, but that was a case of an entire asset class being affected by a lurch in the market. This problem has afflicted Woodford alone.
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