Debt Management: no tax break for people in trouble Financial services (such as brokering) are a zero VAT business, we cannot charge VAT for our activities, we do however, pay VAT on all ... Continue reading
Why aren’t mortgages MORE expensive? In looking at any product or service you will often hear people mention 'supply and demand', it is one of the foundations of Microecono... Continue reading
Stamp Duty ‘Trade In’ deal…. wtf? This post must, by definition start with a giant 'WTF?!', because in it we will be looking at the new stamp duty 'trade in' scheme, bro... Continue reading
The name is ‘Bond’, ‘Failed Bond’, UK Economy ‘Shaken’, but not stirring. The UK had a failed bond offering last week and that is giving the world some indication of the state of the UK economy. They have fail... Continue reading
The day we all became state tenents It may be beyond bearing to think about what I am about to describe, but there is a possibility of everybody becoming a state tenant. ... Continue reading
A Repossession Guide for Irish Homeowners We have written 'A Repossession Guide for Irish Homeowners' which you can download by clicking on the picture to the left. The guide... Continue reading
Financial road maps Having a plan is important in many areas of life, I would feel it is vital in personal finance, yet a surprising amount of people total... Continue reading
The end of ownership I had an interesting conversation with an Estate Agent recently who has been in the industry for over thirty years and he said that he ... Continue reading
How can I avoid reposession? With news coming in that repossessions are rising it is an opportune time to give our readers a few ideas of what you can do should you... Continue reading
Mortgage Rates Mortgage rates are normally described as a percentage, be it 5% or 3.98% the important thing to remember is that it merely interprets t... Continue reading