Here’s what you need to know – The Irish Times
‘How to Invest’ is a series of articles guiding readers through the basics of investing in different assets. See also: The risks of leaving money on deposit, How to Invest in Shares, How to Invest in a Fund, How to Invest in Bonds and How to Invest in Commodities. Next week: higher risk investments. It […]
Waikato veganic market gardener Sarah Oliver shows how to grow food without animals
“I became a vegan in my late 30s, this time on more ethical grounds. “I’m not anti‑farming at all – the world has to be fed, and unless the movement for plant‑based food really takes off, people will continue to eat animal products. “It’s a personal decision for me not to eat factory‑farmed food or […]
How to make the most of open-plan spaces in your home – The Irish Times
Every January brings a fresh wave of advice on how to reset our homes. Decluttering has become a buzzword that suggests if we simply own less, life will feel calmer. And for a brief moment, after the post-Christmas clear-out, it often does. But unless our home supports how we actually live, that calm doesn’t last. […]
How to resolve fence feuds, while staying friends with neighbours
Fencing disputes rank alongside such things as noise complaints and arguments over trees as hot button topics between neighbours many New Zealand homeowners love to read. It’s relatively easy to become involved in one, though. The Citizen Advice Bureau has dealt with more than 2600 enquiries on fences and boundary issues over the past year, […]
How to make up to €1,500 a day letting your home for TV and film shoots – The Irish Times
Has your home got what it takes to play a starring role in a movie or TV series? While it sounds potentially lucrative, location manager Peter Conway says filming in somebody’s home is difficult. “It is the most private space and it needs a level of trust to give over your home to film and […]
Capital gain on property: How to pay lower LTCG tax using indexation benefit
Only transactions that involve real estate house properties are eligible for indexation benefits which can lead to lower capital gains tax in some cases. Previously, other assets were also eligible for indexation benefit. However, Budget 2023 eliminated indexation benefits for debt mutual funds purchased on or after April 1, 2023. Simply put, the indexation benefit […]
How to destress your space with small changes for a calmer home – The Irish Times
For many, a calm and tranquil home sits high on the wishlist, but often, the reality is quite different. Daily life brings clutter, unfinished jobs and small design frustrations that quietly add to the pressure. The good news is that small, thoughtful changes can have a big impact – such as moving an appliance, clearing […]
Home slow to sell? How to be a smart seller in a buyer’s market
Trying to sell a house right now? Stay alert, because with the number of houses on the market up, prices down and sales slow, your buyer is holding a great hand of cards right now. Frances Cook has some tips. Figures from realestate.co.nz show that while the number of properties on the market has rapidly […]
How to sell your house
New Zealand’s housing market might have turned a corner, but it is still a tough time to be a seller. While activity and prices are picking up, there is large amount of stock on the market, and it is keeping a lid on prices. In January, the Real Estate Institute reported a “days to sell” […]
How to get on the housing ladder | The Spectator
This week one of our greatest Home Office ministers – Jess Phillips MP – was asked about the question of 'assisted dying'. She said that, naturally, … Source link