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Surbiton - utter madness

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  • baby_boomer
    baby_boomer Posts: 3,883 Forumite
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    Generali wrote: »
    you buy shares in BP and the chairman doesn't ring you up to complain the boiler's knackered.
    Nor does he give you advanced warning that he might be facing perjury accusations!
  • baby_boomer
    baby_boomer Posts: 3,883 Forumite
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    Generali wrote: »
    Good question. 3.5% is the long term average yield on the FTSE.

    happy to hear your thoughts.
    I don't know what the relationship will turn out to be between dividend yield and share dividends. After all, buy-to-let is in its early stages.

    But I do know that these are the main two vehicles for baby_boomer retirement income that has the prospect of growing with inflation.
  • kennyboy66_2
    kennyboy66_2 Posts: 2,598 Forumite
    Greenfingerz wrote: »
    I am curious about CNM Estates, the company behind the development. They are overdue with their annual returns and haven't had to file accounts in the past as they were exempt for being so small having been incorporated three years ago.

    Being small, if trading does not exempt companies from having to file accounts.
    US housing: it's not a bubble

     Moneyweek, December 2005
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