Inflation… ‘when’ not ‘if’… The endurance of gold at above $900, rising oil prices, the weakening dollar and a Treasury/Fed combo that is increasing the money in c... Continue reading
The cost containment of healthcare. This is a video from the libertarian group The Cato Institute and it talks about universal healthcare. It raises some interesting point... Continue reading
When will bonds be available online? Typically the bond market is something that institutional investors, sovereign funds, and the very wealthy tend to invest in. Take for ... Continue reading
Inflation or Deflation? 1923 or 1932? What will it be? I have been a proponent of inflation being the greater risk to society than deflation for quite some time, so all said, I am in the 'in... Continue reading
WE HAVE MOVED! To 33 Pearse Street. We have moved our offices to a new location (still on Pearse Street) to 33 Pearse Street. It's about 250 metres towards the city centr... Continue reading
Rent to buy: The pitfalls in practice Rent to buy is not a 'new idea', one of my mentors is a man who built over 10,000 homes in Dublin (he retired in the 70's having starte... Continue reading
Saving Private Reilly – windfarm start up has it right Today driving into work I was pleasantly surprised to hear a spokesperson say on the radio that a community wind farm in Clare is doing... Continue reading
The future of capitalism by Yale University I was watching 'The future of capitalism' on CNBC and was impressed with some of the commentary, the people around the table were a sel... Continue reading
Infrastructure: Costing too much and rewarding so few I am not about to say the Luas isn't great, having used the service several times I find it to be more efficient than the Dart or bus a... Continue reading
Bank of Scotland cut back on LTV’s Bank of Scotland recently announced that no longer will support an applicant seeking to borrow 90% for a newly constructed, or second h... Continue reading