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House prices are expected to fall further in the new year as banks maintain a
tight rein on mortgages amid government austerity measures, economists
claim.

Source: House prices to fall further in 2011, claim economists

London tower with three wind turbines derided as “breakfast-extracting”.

Source: Strata tower in Elephant & Castle named ugliest new building of the year

I want to take this opportunity to wish all of you a Merry Christmas and a happy and PROSPEROUS New Year.

2009 has been a very tough year for many of us, including me. But Christmas is upon us and I want you to promise me one thing… if you’ve overspent of the Christmas shopping and the gift buying… and the credit card is maxed out… don’t feel too bad or be too hard on yourself!

Yes, I know it’s not a good situation to be in. Yes, I know you may be feeling a little (or possibly alot!) guilty… but now is not the time to be negative and put a downer on Christmas.

In 2010 I want you to commit to resolve that things will be different. You will try your best to manage your debts and pay them down, if not off completely. That’s what I’m doing right now… paying off credit card bills. Yes… we all have them, but I have a system which means I pay the least amount of interest possible and pay the most off against the capital balance outstanding, therefore I get out of my personal debt much quicker than 99% of you will.

Let 2010 be a different year for you… change your life and improve yourself in all the crucial areas, your wealth, your health and your relationships. But where do you start? Well you need a plan, a strategy, a roadmap to help guide you through the process.

 

 

A house builder has been criticised for building “rabbit hutch” flats and then renting out the ground floor of the new development to a selfstorage company.

Source: New build flats £1400 a year for storage

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