Wednesday, September 30, 2020

UK house prices soar by 5% in September as mortgage approvals hit 13-yea...





UK house prices soar by 5% in September as mortgage
approvals hit 13-year high
UK house prices were up 5%, the highest growth rate in four
years, in September year on year, according to the Nationwide Building Society’s
lending data.
Mortgage lending also rose, reaching a 13-year high, as the
property market experienced increased post-lockdown demand.
However, job loss fears and tighter mortgage lending
criteria forced many young people to delay buying a property.
Activity has partly increased due to the temporary
stamp duty holiday, which means no tax is paid on the first £500,000 of all
property sales in England and Northern Ireland until the end of March.
However, some estate agents are saying that there is a “mixed
bag” of demand, with some properties selling faster than others, for instance
four-bed houses with space for a home office.
London based agents are reporting a “buyers’ market” with
room for negotiation on properties for sale in the capital. Maybe the new ‘work
from home’ pattern is encouraging young people to move out of city centres,
where they have more space and can afford larger properties?
Other articles available at Money Tips Podcast - www.moneytipsdaily.com
·       
Have you made a Will?
·       
How will a crash affect your pension?
·       
House
prices rise to reach all time high
·       
How
to avoid bankruptcy in business
·       
Will
demand for HMO rooms rise or fall?
·       
Is
this the end of office work as we know it?
·       
Home
workers one step closer to outsourced
·       
Why
live in expensive town centres anymore?
·       
Buy-to-let landlords ignore “NO DSS” tenant
ban
·       
Thousands
trapped in unsellable leasehold flats
·       
New Job Support Scheme unveiled by UK
Chancellor
·       
2m homeowners apply for mortgage payment
holiday
·       
Government extends
ban on landlords evicting tenants
·       
Self-employed, have
you claimed your government grant
?
·       
UK property prices jumped by 3% since June
following stamp duty cut
·       
Why UK Property
prices rising after stamp duty cut
, despite the downturn?
·       
New planning rules will open up more
opportunities to
make money in
property
·       
You can create a second income during the
lockdown…and come out stronger
·       
Learn how to make money from property
without deposits, mortgages or cash
Millions of people face a bleak future post-Coronavirus
lockdown
, as businesses disappear and the job furlough scheme eventually comes
to an end. However, life doesn’t have to end because of lockdown! You can join
thousands of ordinary people who have increased their income and added
streams of new income during this period.
Are you ready to adapt to the new economic model?
As lockdown restrictions around the world are being eased,
the economic model has subtly changed forever. How will you adapt to this new
way of working and running a business, what obstacles and opportunities lies
ahead? Will you be a participant or spectator in this revolution?
By Charles Kelly, Wealth Mentor, Property Investor, Author
of Yes, Money Can Buy You Happiness and creator of Money Tips Podcast.
There are more examples and practical
steps to getting rich and being happy in my book
, Yes, money can buy happiness, I cover the 3
R’s of Money Management, the Money B.E.L.I.E.F System and much more. Check it
out on Amazon http://bit.ly/2MoneyBook.
If you’d like further information on wealth mentoring and
coaching, how to survive the crisis and even quit the rat race, email me at
Charles@CharlesKelly.net
or send me a message through Facebook or my Money Tips Daily community.
See
more articles at www.moneytipsdaily.com


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Thursday, September 24, 2020

Make sure you have a Will and put your affairs in order before you die





Make sure you have a Will and put your affairs in order
before you die

Following the tragic loss of a dear friend and business partner
this week, I was reminded of just how precious and fleeting life can be. We all
should make the best of our time on this earth.

She certainly packed more into her short life than most
people would in three lifetimes.

Someone once said that there are two things certain in this
life:

Death and taxes!

We’re all going to die one day, but unfortunately, taxes,
and other financial liabilities, do you not die with you. The government still
wants its share of your estate before it is passed on to your beneficiaries.

Even though you build up your savings and property from
money on which you have already paid tax, the taxman still puts his hand out for
a cut when you die so that the government can spend it. Each year, HMRC collect’s
around £5 billion in inheritance tax (IHT) from ordinary families, as well as
the rich. Politicians on the left would like to see this increase, as they do
not believe children should inherit wealth.

You cannot change the system, but you can take steps to legally
mitigate inheritance tax liabilities. See my article on the billionaire
Duke of Westminster who legally avoids several billion pounds inheritance taxes
.
Even the staunch left-wing socialist MP Tony Benn used trusts to avoid
inheritance tax on his substantial estate before he died.

You need to take advice on IHT planning, but three of the common
methods used are:

1.     
Wills
2.     
Trusts
3.     
Life Assurance

Where there’s a will there’s a relative.

There’s an old saying, “where there’s a will there’s a way”,
but there is also a saying, “where there’s a will there’s a relative!”

When somebody dies, relatives you haven’t see for years turn
up from all over the place.

Even if you think you don’t own very much, you should make a
Will.

If you die without a Will, known as dying intestate, the
state will make one for you and distribute your assets in accordance with the laws
of intestacy. Furthermore, if no beneficiaries can be found when you die, your
estate will go to the state!

Here are some points to consider.

Make a Will even if you think your situation is
simple and you don’t see the point because you are going to “leave everything
to your spouse or children”. Wills can include ‘expression of wishes’, such as
whether you want to be buried or cremated, where you would like to be buried
and the type of funeral service you prefer.


Have it done professionally preferably by your
solicitor or a Will specialist. You can buy basic Will online or at WH Smith’s,
but I wouldn’t recommend it, as it needs to be prepared properly in order to be
valid. You don’t want relatives turning up challenging the Will or claiming
that it is not valid for one reason or another.

Make sure that people can find your Will. Your
solicitor can hold the original, but you also need to let people know you’ve
made a Will. Burying it away in a drawer or in a box in the loft is not the
best place.

How will your family pay for your funeral? Do you
have insurance, a funeral plan or a pre-paid funeral with a reputable firm?

People often do not realise that when a loved one dies, their
financial assets, such as bank accounts, are effectively frozen. In other
words, your family will not be able to access your money until a grant of
probate has been given, which could take several months or even years in more
complex cases.

A basic funeral costs between £3000 and £5000, which will
have to be paid for upfront. In addition, there are also costs for a graveyard
plot, as well as cemetery or crematorium fees.

Make sure you have adequate life assurance if you
have dependents.

You should also take advice about putting your insurance
cover into trust so that it does not form part of your estate upon death, which
means the money from the policy will also be paid out to beneficiaries far quicker
without the need to wait for probate.

I was in financial services for over 25 years and almost
everybody I met was underinsured. Husbands who were the main breadwinners would
often say things like, “well, she’s got the house hasn’t she?“.

People even have mortgages that are not protected by
insurance. Clearing debts upon death should be your first priority unless you
have no dependents.

Think about inheritance tax. Thousands of ordinary
families with just one property have been hit with huge inheritance tax bills.
You may want your family home to be preserved by your children, but the
property may have to be sold quickly to pay inheritance tax.

You can also make use of lifetime allowances to gift monies
to children or grandchildren.

Finally, don’t leave things to chance and take
professional advice
from your solicitor or financial adviser. This is not
something for the DIY enthusiast!

Other articles available at Money Tips Podcast - www.moneytipsdaily.com
·       
How will a crash affect your pension?
·       
House
prices rise to reach all time high
·       
How
to avoid bankruptcy in business
·       
Will
demand for HMO rooms rise or fall?
·       
Is
this the end of office work as we know it?
·       
Home
workers one step closer to outsourced
·       
Why
live in expensive town centres anymore?
·       
Buy-to-let landlords ignore “NO DSS” tenant
ban
·       
Thousands
trapped in unsellable leasehold flats
·       
2m homeowners apply for mortgage payment
holiday
·       
Government extends
ban on landlords evicting tenants
·       
Self-employed, have
you claimed your government grant
?
·       
UK property prices jumped by 3% since June
following stamp duty cut
·       
Why UK Property
prices rising after stamp duty cut
, despite the downturn?
·       
New planning rules will open up more
opportunities to
make money in
property
·       
You can create a second income during the
lockdown…and come out stronger
·       
Learn how to make money from property
without deposits, mortgages or cash
Millions of people face a bleak future post-Coronavirus
lockdown
, as businesses disappear and the job furlough scheme eventually comes
to an end. However, life doesn’t have to end because of lockdown! You can join
thousands of ordinary people who have increased their income and added
streams of new income during this period.
Are you ready to adapt to the new economic model?
As lockdown restrictions around the world are being eased,
the economic model has subtly changed forever. How will you adapt to this new
way of working and running a business, what obstacles and opportunities lies
ahead? Will you be a participant or spectator in this revolution?
By Charles Kelly, Wealth Mentor, Property Investor, Author
of Yes, Money Can Buy You Happiness and creator of Money Tips Podcast.

There are more examples and practical
steps to getting rich and being happy in my book
, Yes, money can buy happiness, I cover the 3
R’s of Money Management, the Money B.E.L.I.E.F System and much more. Check it
out on Amazon http://bit.ly/2MoneyBook.

If you’d like further information on wealth mentoring and
coaching, how to survive the crisis and even quit the rat race, email me at
Charles@CharlesKelly.net
or send me a message through Facebook or my Money Tips Daily community.
See
more articles at www.moneytipsdaily.com


New Job Support Scheme unveiled by UK Chancellor to stop mass unemployment





New Job Support Scheme unveiled by UK Chancellor to stop
mass unemployment
Chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced the Jobs Support
Scheme, replacing the job retention furlough scheme, giving people in work
three quarters of their normal salaries for six months.
The UK government will be topping up wages of workers who
have not been able to return to the workplace full time due to the coronavirus,
instead of paying people to stay at home.
Sunak hopes the new £300 million a month package, starting
on 1 November, will prevent mass job cuts when the furlough scheme ends next
month on 31 October.
Around three million workers representing 12% of the UK workforce, are benefiting
from partial or full furlough leave, according to figures.
The government wants to support the wages of people in work,
giving viable “businesses who face depressed demand the option of keeping
employees in a job on shorter hours, rather than making them redundant,"
Mr Sunak said.
He will "support only viable jobs" as opposed to
jobs that only exist because the government is continuing to subsidise the
wages, adding that he "cannot save every business and save every
job."
Mr Sunak also offered businesses that have borrowed money
through the government's loan scheme more time to repay the money.
The VAT cut for hospitality and tourism companies will be
extended until March.
The chancellor announced that small businesses who took out
"Bounce Back" loans can use the new “Pay as You Grow” flexible
repayment system, which means repayments on borrowings can be spread over 10
years instead of the original six-year term.
The government rescue packages since March are the largest series
of measures since the second world war, leaving the UK with a £300 billion deficit.
Meanwhile, the stock and property markets remain high and
employers welcomed the new job scheme.
Other articles available at Money Tips Podcast - www.moneytipsdaily.com
·       
Have you made a Will?
·       
How will a crash affect your pension?
·       
House
prices rise to reach all time high
·       
How
to avoid bankruptcy in business
·       
Will
demand for HMO rooms rise or fall?
·       
Is
this the end of office work as we know it?
·       
Home
workers one step closer to outsourced
·       
Why
live in expensive town centres anymore?
·       
Buy-to-let landlords ignore “NO DSS” tenant
ban
·       
Thousands
trapped in unsellable leasehold flats
·       
2m homeowners apply for mortgage payment
holiday
·       
Government extends
ban on landlords evicting tenants
·       
Self-employed, have
you claimed your government grant
?
·       
UK property prices jumped by 3% since June
following stamp duty cut
·       
Why UK Property
prices rising after stamp duty cut
, despite the downturn?
·       
New planning rules will open up more
opportunities to
make money in
property
·       
You can create a second income during the
lockdown…and come out stronger
·       
Learn how to make money from property
without deposits, mortgages or cash
Millions of people face a bleak future post-Coronavirus
lockdown
, as businesses disappear and the job furlough scheme eventually comes
to an end. However, life doesn’t have to end because of lockdown! You can join
thousands of ordinary people who have increased their income and added
streams of new income during this period.
Are you ready to adapt to the new economic model?
As lockdown restrictions around the world are being eased,
the economic model has subtly changed forever. How will you adapt to this new
way of working and running a business, what obstacles and opportunities lies
ahead? Will you be a participant or spectator in this revolution?
By Charles Kelly, Wealth Mentor, Property Investor, Author
of Yes, Money Can Buy You Happiness and creator of Money Tips Podcast.
There are more examples and practical
steps to getting rich and being happy in my book
, Yes, money can buy happiness, I cover the 3
R’s of Money Management, the Money B.E.L.I.E.F System and much more. Check it
out on Amazon http://bit.ly/2MoneyBook.
If you’d like further information on wealth mentoring and
coaching, how to survive the crisis and even quit the rat race, email me at
Charles@CharlesKelly.net
or send me a message through Facebook or my Money Tips Daily community.
See
more articles at www.moneytipsdaily.com






Friday, September 11, 2020

UK economy grew by 6.6% in July





UK economy grew by 6.6% in July
The UK economy continued to recover in July, growing by 6.6%,
according to figures. The economy has expanded three months in a row, but
remains well below pre-lockdown levels.
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) revealed that the
UK "has still only recovered just over half of the lost output caused by
the coronavirus", the BBC reports.
Whilst this is good news, things are far from back to normal.
Growth in July was slower than June, when the economy expanded by 8.7%.
The health of “UK PLC” is nowhere near pre-coronavirus
levels and has partly bounced back due to pent up demand and growth in sectors
such as hairdressers, pubs and restaurants which were allowed to reopen in
July. Reopening of restaurants and pubs meant the accommodation and food
services sector "rose by a whopping 140.8%" between June and July,
according to Thomas Pugh, UK economist at Capital Economics.
Economic output measured by the value and the volume of
goods and services it produces remains at 11.7% lower than it was in February, prior
to lockdown restrictions which shut down the economy.
The alcohol industry which grew by 30%, but billions has
been lost in the travel and tourism industry and many restaurants and pubs are
struggling to survive with social distancing rules.
The government are imposing new social distances rules on
gatherings after a spike in Covid cases, which is another blow to business.
Other articles available at Money Tips Podcast - www.moneytipsdaily.com
·       
How will a crash affect your pension?
·       
House
prices rise to reach all time high
·       
How
to avoid bankruptcy in business
·       
Will
demand for HMO rooms rise or fall?
·       
Is
this the end of office work as we know it?
·       
Home
workers one step closer to outsourced
·       
Why
live in expensive town centres anymore?
·       
Buy-to-let landlords ignore “NO DSS” tenant
ban
·       
Thousands
trapped in unsellable leasehold flats
·       
2m homeowners apply for mortgage payment
holiday
·       
Government extends
ban on landlords evicting tenants
·       
Self-employed, have
you claimed your government grant
?
·       
UK property prices jumped by 3% since June
following stamp duty cut
·       
Why UK Property
prices rising after stamp duty cut
, despite the downturn?
·       
New planning rules will open up more
opportunities to
make money in
property
·       
You can create a second income during the
lockdown…and come out stronger
·       
Learn how to make money from property without
deposits, mortgages or cash
Millions of people face a bleak future post-Coronavirus
lockdown
, as businesses disappear and the job furlough scheme eventually comes
to an end. However, life doesn’t have to end because of lockdown! You can join
thousands of ordinary people who have increased their income and added
streams of new income during this period.
Are you ready to adapt to the new economic model?
As lockdown restrictions around the world are being eased,
the economic model has subtly changed forever. How will you adapt to this new
way of working and running a business, what obstacles and opportunities lies
ahead? Will you be a participant or spectator in this revolution?
By Charles Kelly, Wealth Mentor, Property Investor, Author
of Yes, Money Can Buy You Happiness and creator of Money Tips Podcast.
There are more examples and practical
steps to getting rich and being happy in my book
, Yes, money can buy happiness, I cover the 3
R’s of Money Management, the Money B.E.L.I.E.F System and much more. Check it
out on Amazon http://bit.ly/2MoneyBook.
If you’d like further information on wealth mentoring and
coaching, how to survive the crisis and even quit the rat race, email me at
Charles@CharlesKelly.net
or send me a message through Facebook or my Money Tips Daily community.
See
more articles at www.moneytipsdaily.com

Thursday, September 10, 2020

Tesco drone delivery starting NOW threatening thousands of jobs





Tesco drone delivery starting NOW threatening thousands
of jobs
A Tesco drone delivery trial will start in Ireland dropping
off smaller packages at customers' homes within 30 minutes of ordering.
Drones company, Manna, currently runs medicine delivery
trials in Ireland.
The 50mph drones can deliver 4kg of shopping a mile away in
three minutes.
Amazon made its first commercial drone delivery in the
UK in 2016 in Cambridge to a customer within 13 minutes of the order being
placed.
In April 2020, the government announced much larger unmanned
aerial vehicles (UAVs) would deliver essential hospital supplies from
the mainland to the Isle of Wight. Source: BBC
How many jobs could drones replace?
An MIT professor Daron Acemoglu co-authored a new study revealing
that each robot added to the workforce has the effect of replacing 3.3 jobs in
the U.S.
PWC report says robots could replace $127
billion of human capital and 50% of all jobs
by 2030.
Delivery drivers, bus drivers, taxi drivers, bank tellers
and cashiers, warehouse packers, lawyers, accountants, agricultural workers,
prescription pharmacists, tele marketers and call centre workers, and analysts
and more are all jobs which can be replaced by robots,
drones and AI within the next few years.
Are you ready to adapt to the new economic model?
As lockdown restrictions around the world are being eased,
the economic model has subtly changed forever. How will you adapt to this new
way of working and running a business, what obstacles and opportunities lies
ahead? Will you be a participant or spectator in this revolution?
By Charles Kelly, Wealth Mentor, Property Investor, Author
of Yes, Money Can Buy You Happiness and creator of Money Tips Podcast.
There are more examples and practical
steps to getting rich and being happy in my book
, Yes, money can buy happiness, I cover the 3
R’s of Money Management, the Money B.E.L.I.E.F System and much more. Check it
out on Amazon http://bit.ly/2MoneyBook.
If you’d like further information on wealth mentoring and
coaching, how to survive the crisis and even quit the rat race, email me at
Charles@CharlesKelly.net
or send me a message through Facebook or my Money Tips Daily community.
See
more articles at www.moneytipsdaily.com

Wednesday, September 9, 2020

3 reasons why the richest family in the UK have kept their wealth intact...





Three reasons why the richest family in the UK have kept their
wealth intact for 300 years
On 9 August 2016, 25-year-old Hugh Richard Louis Grosvenor
became the billionaire 7th Duke of Westminster, when his father, Gerald
Grosvenor, suddenly died of a heart attack aged 64.
The Duke and his family are estimated to be worth at least £10.1
billion (US$13 billion), according to the Sunday Times Rich List in May 2019. The
exact amount of wealth is difficult to estimate, since most of it is held in
trusts.
The current Duke is the world's richest person aged under 30.
Other families appear higher on the Sunday Times list, but privately held property
is undervalued compared to company shares on the stock market, and very few
people have stayed in the top 10 as long as the Dukes of Westminster.  
How have this extraordinary family maintained their vast wealth,
passing down through the generations for 300 years? As the Chinese say, most family
fortunes disappear after only three generations.
The first reason is smart tax planning.
If the Grosvenor estate been bequeathed directly to the young
Duke, he would been liable for 40% inheritance tax, not far off the Treasury’s death
duty take for the last financial year. Inheritance tax (IHT) usually involves
selling off assets in order to pay the tax, which would wipe out the fortune
within a few generations.
Hugh Grosvenor, like his father, legally avoided a massive
amount of tax on his £10bn inheritance because the majority of assets
within the estate are held in trusts.
UK trust law ensures the survival of many of the country’s
largest fortunes, while less wealthy people and increasing the middle classes
are forced to sell off family homes to cover IHT demands.
The second reason their wealth is still growing for
centuries is the use of leases.
The Grosvenor Estate’s
assets includes a privately owned property business which has £11.8bn
of prime property under management. The 300-year-old London property business started
in 1677 with 500 acres of then rural land covering much of Mayfair and almost
all of Belgravia – adjacent to Buckingham Palace and the home of Harrods in exclusive
Knightsbridge.
Grosvenor’s international property portfolio range from office
space in Silicon Valley, a science park in Edinburgh and the freehold on the
current US embassy in Grosvenor Square. Perhaps the most famous and exclusive
streets in the empire is Eaton Square, built close to the Houses of Parliament
during the housing boom after the Napoleonic wars.
There was recently a listing on Rightmove for a flat in
Eaton Square for only £600,000. I thought, wow, that’s a bargain for an
exclusive address in Knightsbridge. Alas, I looked closer I discovered that it
was not such a bargain because the remaining lease was only 5 years.
The key to keeping hold of their assets is the use of leasehold
titles, which means the freeholds eventually comes back to the family.
The final factor for keeping wealth together, and perhaps
the most important, is that the family take the long view and employ long term
planning.
Whilst most people plan to leave a legacy for their children
or grandchildren, the Grosvenors, and other super wealthy families like the Rothchild’s
or Rockefellers, think several generations ahead and have a wealth preservation
strategy.
The previous Duke saw himself as the custodian of the family
fortune and struggled with the burden of keeping it all together. The responsibility
even led to his depression.
The fact that the business is largely made up of investment
property from residential to some of the biggest farms in Britain is obviously
a major factor compared to a family business which can go out of fashion or
fail to adapt to changes. However, thousands of property businesses have gone
by the wayside and the UK is littered with country estates now owned by the National Trust because the once
wealthy aristocratic families could no longer afford to maintain them.
Summary
3 factors have kept the Grosvenor’s fortune intact:
1.     
Trusts
2.     
Tax planning
3.     
Long term planning
Other articles available at Money Tips Podcast - www.moneytipsdaily.com
·       
Is the stock market about to crash?
·       
How will a crash affect your pension?
·       
House
prices rise to reach all time high
·       
How
to avoid bankruptcy in business
·       
Will
demand for HMO rooms rise or fall?
·       
Is
this the end of office work as we know it?
·       
Home
workers one step closer to outsourced
·       
Why
live in expensive town centres anymore?
·       
Buy-to-let landlords ignore “NO DSS” tenant
ban
·       
Thousands
trapped in unsellable leasehold flats
·       
2m homeowners apply for mortgage payment
holiday
·       
Government extends
ban on landlords evicting tenants
·       
Self-employed, have
you claimed your government grant
?
·       
UK property prices jumped by 3% since June
following stamp duty cut
·       
Why UK Property
prices rising after stamp duty cut
, despite the downturn?
·       
New planning rules will open up more
opportunities to
make money in
property
·       
You can create a second income during the
lockdown…and come out stronger
·       
Learn how to make money from property without
deposits, mortgages or cash
Millions of people face a bleak future post-Coronavirus
lockdown
, as businesses disappear and the job furlough scheme eventually comes
to an end. However, life doesn’t have to end because of lockdown! You can join
thousands of ordinary people who have increased their income and added
streams of new income during this period.
Are you ready to adapt to the new economic model?
As lockdown restrictions around the world are being eased,
the economic model has subtly changed forever. How will you adapt to this new
way of working and running a business, what obstacles and opportunities lies
ahead? Will you be a participant or spectator in this revolution?
By Charles Kelly, Wealth Mentor, Property Investor, Author
of Yes, Money Can Buy You Happiness and creator of Money Tips Podcast.
There are more examples and practical
steps to getting rich and being happy in my book
, Yes, money can buy happiness, I cover the 3
R’s of Money Management, the Money B.E.L.I.E.F System and much more. Check it
out on Amazon http://bit.ly/2MoneyBook.
If you’d like further information on wealth mentoring and
coaching, how to survive the crisis and even quit the rat race, email me at
Charles@CharlesKelly.net
or send me a message through Facebook or my Money Tips Daily community.
See
more articles at www.moneytipsdaily.com

Tuesday, September 8, 2020

Is the stock market about to crash again? How will a crash affect your p...





Is the stock market about to crash again? How will a
crash affect your pension?
Could Wall Street tech stocks sell-offs and poor economic
outlook indicate another market correction? Apple 6.7%. Amazon, Facebook and
Microsoft dropped by 4%. Dow Jones Industrial Average closed 2.25% lower, S&P
500 fell 2.78% and Nasdaq dropped 2.95%.
The global economy is expected to shrink by roughly 5% this
year, which is huge. 
With Covid-19 showing signs of a return, further lockdowns
could stall economic recovery.  
Other articles available at Money Tips Podcast - www.moneytipsdaily.com
·       
Is the stock market about to crash?
·       
How will a crash affect your pension?
·       
House
prices rise to reach all time high
·       
How
to avoid bankruptcy in business
·       
Will
demand for HMO rooms rise or fall?
·       
Is
this the end of office work as we know it?
·       
Home
workers one step closer to outsourced
·       
Why
live in expensive town centres anymore?
·       
Buy-to-let landlords ignore “NO DSS” tenant
ban
·       
Thousands
trapped in unsellable leasehold flats
·       
2m homeowners apply for mortgage payment
holiday
·       
Government extends
ban on landlords evicting tenants
·       
Self-employed, have
you claimed your government grant
?
·       
UK property prices jumped by 3% since June
following stamp duty cut
·       
Why UK Property
prices rising after stamp duty cut
, despite the downturn?
·       
New planning rules will open up more
opportunities to
make money in
property
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You can create a second income during the
lockdown…and come out stronger
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Learn how to make money from property without
deposits, mortgages or cash
Millions of people face a bleak future post-Coronavirus
lockdown
, as businesses disappear and the job furlough scheme eventually comes
to an end. However, life doesn’t have to end because of lockdown! You can join
thousands of ordinary people who have increased their income and added
streams of new income during this period.
Are you ready to adapt to the new economic model?
As lockdown restrictions around the world are being eased,
the economic model has subtly changed forever. How will you adapt to this new
way of working and running a business, what obstacles and opportunities lies
ahead? Will you be a participant or spectator in this revolution?
By Charles Kelly, Wealth Mentor, Property Investor, Author
of Yes, Money Can Buy You Happiness and creator of Money Tips Podcast.
There are more examples and practical
steps to getting rich and being happy in my book
, Yes, money can buy happiness, I cover the 3
R’s of Money Management, the Money B.E.L.I.E.F System and much more. Check it
out on Amazon http://bit.ly/2MoneyBook.
If you’d like further information on wealth mentoring and
coaching, how to survive the crisis and even quit the rat race, email me at
Charles@CharlesKelly.net
or send me a message through Facebook or my Money Tips Daily community.
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