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+ Jess Chai reveals how to smite your utility management woes with an incredibly simple solution Once upon a time there was a newbie property investor. She loved buying houses and renting them. Every so often an issue would present itself and our sweet naive property investor would freak out! Oft she would scream “Curse
So, You Want To Buy a House, and You’re Not Credit-Worthy… ◊ I’d just turned 23 with 6,000 left over from my student loan, a bit of property education, no job, no assets, a crap credit score, no track record of borrowing credit, and lived at home with my Dad. How the heck could I
No matter which side of the debate you were on, Brexit has passed and we all be Brexit-ing from the EU. Naturally, this caused panic amongst the financial institutions and risk-hating stock market aficionados. One effect of the referendum is that we cannot have another referendum for 25 years, so get strapped in readers, it’s
There are many articles and advice columns on how to maximise your mystical credit score yet few of them deal with the psychology of how credit-worthiness is assessed. This was something that fascinated me the first time I was rejected for a mortgage (while the second rejection, coming directly after the first rejection, evoked emotions
Before I go through the costs of my first flip, I need you to know something… I still have these coat hooks lying around my bedroom floor. I have no clue how to put them up. Zoom into the picture. Can you see the dust on them?! Yeah, that’s how long they have been there
Jump to: If you want people to trust you in business, you have to be trustworthy outside of business. Get Good Money HabitsCreate a digital trail of your property journeyHave backups to your backups Holy crap, what a week! Dad, our business partner and I were challenged to raise £250k in seven days for our property
This week I’ve been on a bit of an investing binge, reading Investing for Dummies (review here), and If You Can (27 pages, insightful, and free). After reading more and more about investing, I’ve realised something… I don’t want to invest. At least, not yet. Turns out that there are a few things that you should do before you
Before I begin this review, you should know that getting English books in Korea (where I live) is quite difficult. Although there is a fairly solid selection of books available, beggars can’t be choosers. So this week I read Eric Tyson’s Investing for Dummies 6th Edition. After the rough (although positive overall) ride I had with Benjamin
For most of us the stock market is seen as a way for wealthy people to gamble their wealth on businesses rather than at the black jack table. The truth is that, whilst at the casino the house always wins, you can play the stock market to generate wealth. After the (rather grueling) experience of reading