Recent content by saxo98

Is this a wind up ...or is it really Mandelson ?? This was posted a couple of days ago and had nearly 7,000 views.. http://www.housepricecrash.co.uk/forum/index.php?showtopic=128828

Agree the sale of the council houses doesn't look a good move today as waiting lists are lengthy due to the lack of affordable homes... According to this link below buy to let took off around 10 years ago but its not clear why.? Perhaps a few factors...stock markets failing to deliver private...

Article from this week... http://www.independent.co.uk/money/mortgages/a-million-frozen-out-of-mortgage-market-1805609.html On the housing debate.... If I've got this correct theres 10 million homes with a mortgage and 26 million homes in the UK. This is hardly a situation where everyone is...

a couple of links.. House prices debate on Radio 4 Moneybox - This is Money Blog look at this one..most downturns have ended around 3 times average earnings.. http://forum.globalhousepricecrash.com/index.php?act=attach&type=post&id=4222

I have traded ishares ETF's for a couple of years now and I can say they are a good way of trading the indicies just like trading any other share.So far I have only traded the FT100 fund which is ISF.L. There is no stamp duty to pay when buying only the standard cost per trade and dealing online...

I believe choosing a broker on basic transaction cost might not be the most efficient way to deal in ISA's. For example a broker charging £7 per deal may not use all the market makers to gain the best price for their client.Some brokers ,eg Barclays who charge £12, claim to scan the market...