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My father always encouraged me not to join a political party, nor to reveal my voting preferences for fear of being unable to engage across the political spectrum.
In recent years the stock of care home beds has barely increased in the UK. Whilst there has been new supply created from new developments, and the very occasional...
After years of asset price growth underpinned by ultraloose monetary policy, the party for commercial property seems to be over. A confluence of adversity is hitting the sector....
"The Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill" is making its way through the legislative process and is now in the House of Lords. As one would hope from one’s government, there is a...
Another instalment in a series of articles detailing how to design a secure, income-producing portfolio Consider a hypothetical baby boomer named Chuck Price, an optometrist who...
Chaotic systems can be described in many ways but the one I remember from my youth was dubbed ‘the butterfly effect,’ Loosely put, it describes the phenomenon that the flapping...
Greater Tokyo, with 37.2 million people, is the world’s most populous urban area. After years of experiencing Japan only through the lens of Marunouchi, the ultra-modern city...
It’s not just salads going off during these unprecedented times We are fairly certain that when writing The Walrus and the Carpenter, Lewis Carrol never imagined a time that we...
The big chill of recession and a banking panic now haunts black gold, exactly as it did in the last six months of 2008 when Brent crude plunged from $148 a barrel in July to...
Another instalment in a series of articles detailing how to design a secure, income-producing portfolio In my previous article, I mentioned the reality that investment advisors,...