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| The estate agent selling our flat is on holiday this week. Clearly all this talk of green shoots in the housing market has gone to her head. If the press releases I've been receiving this week are to be believed, we're over the worst. "Activity in the property market has risen quite noticeably in the past couple of months, not just because of low prices and mortgage rates but because there is a feeling we now know where we are in terms of the broader economy," says David Smith of Carter Jonas. |
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Price growth during August
mellersh.co.uk 5 Sep, 2010
The latest monthly index from CB Richard Ellis (CBRE) demonstrates a "growing mood of reflection among investors", it has been suggested.
August saw commercial property price gro |
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U-turn on Death Tax
Politics.co.uk 18 Jul, 2010
The Conservatives stand accused of abandoning their outright opposition to Labour's 'death tax' proposals for funding social care.
Terms of reference for the independent commission tasked |
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Budget 2010 effects investors
Telegraph 20 Jun, 2010
George Osborne announced that CGT would stay at 18 per cent for basic rate taxpayers and increase to 28 per cent for higher-rate taxpayers. He also announced the tax-free threshold would stay at |
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Brighton 1 - Hartlepool 0
11 Apr, 2010
The most recent house price data from the Land registry shows an annual seven percent rise in house prices across the UK. This |
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Care revolution Death Tax
Guardian 11 Aug, 2011
Labour stood accused of hiding plans for a "death tax" to fund universal social care for elderly people in the small print of a long-awaited white paper published today.
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