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bondapply.com: Knott-Craig's outlook for 2009
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All you need to know on Property Finance - South Africa. Tuesday, January 20, 2009. Knott-Craig's outlook for 2009. Another interesting article written by Alan Knott-Craig (MD iBurst) - to his employees . Hi guys, Why am I writing this email? Because I'm getting the impression there are some depressed people walking around. So let's recap:. What about the Recession? It's a bit like watching naïve tourists run into the sea off Camp's Bay, scream in pain, and then race back onto the beach. The water lo...
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bondapply.com: February 2009
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All you need to know on Property Finance - South Africa. Thursday, February 19, 2009. Information required to draft a Trust. In order to draft the Trust, we require the following information:. 1 Name of the Trust/s. There is no restriction on the choice of name of the trust, although it is advisable that you do not utilise your first, maiden and/or surname in the name of your Trust;. 2 The following details of the Trustee/s:. 21 Full Name;. 22 Identity Number;. In respect of a Share Trust we advise that ...
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bondapply.com: May 2008
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All you need to know on Property Finance - South Africa. Tuesday, May 27, 2008. Maybe this will warm your day. Maybe . we were supposed to meet the wrong people before meeting the right one so that, when we finally meet the right person, we will know how to be grateful for that gift. Maybe . . . when the door of happiness closes, another opens; but, often times, we look so long at the closed door that we don't even see the new one which has been opened for us. Maybe . . . the best kind of fri...Maybe ...
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bondapply.com: June 2008
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All you need to know on Property Finance - South Africa. Tuesday, June 24, 2008. What goes up, must come down. What goes up, must come down. Alwyn van der Merwe, director of investments at (SPI) goes against the grain, saying that high oil prices are not sustainable and explains just why he thinks so…. 8220;There are serious inflation implications. Locally, the high oil price is partly responsible for the inflation rate that is way outside the official target range of three to six percent. A combination ...
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bondapply.com: What the market will do in 2009
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All you need to know on Property Finance - South Africa. Friday, January 16, 2009. What the market will do in 2009. What do we know about the year ahead? Economists are in agreement that inflation is under control and that we will see interest rates drop steadily during 2009. One may differ on the pace at which interest rates will come down, but what is certain is the downward trend. There are four key factors which affect the property market and prices. 3 Economic growth – this factor creates jobs...
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bondapply.com: Market expects big rate cut
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All you need to know on Property Finance - South Africa. Wednesday, January 14, 2009. Market expects big rate cut. Http:/ www.fin24.com/articles/default/display article.aspx? Johannesburg - South Africa's money market is expecting 300 basis points worth of rate cuts in the current loosening cycle, which would take the repo rate to 9% and reach levels last seen in December 2006. The first cut of 50 basis points came in December last year, with the repo at 12% prior to that decision. According to today's d...
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bondapply.com: November 2008
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All you need to know on Property Finance - South Africa. Thursday, November 6, 2008. Property prices continue to decline. Property prices have continued to fall in a depressed local market, with many lower-income owners selling their homes because of financial strain, a scenario economists expect to worsen before turning closer to 2010. However, the effects of the global economic crisis mean debt risk has shifted to the economic slowdown, and banks' cautious lending practices will remain for some time.
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bondapply.com: Five ways to thrive in the current economic environment
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All you need to know on Property Finance - South Africa. Thursday, December 4, 2008. Five ways to thrive in the current economic environment. It's not as simple as cutting costs: Some advice the world's leading computer networking company is taking to heart. 04 December 2008 08:00. Peter Ford, emerging markets head of service provider at global giant Cisco's consultancy division sees five strategies that companies should adopt to see them through and grow out of the current downturn. 1 Save to invest.
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bondapply.com: January 2009
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All you need to know on Property Finance - South Africa. Tuesday, January 20, 2009. Knott-Craig's outlook for 2009. Another interesting article written by Alan Knott-Craig (MD iBurst) - to his employees . Hi guys, Why am I writing this email? Because I'm getting the impression there are some depressed people walking around. So let's recap:. What about the Recession? It's a bit like watching naïve tourists run into the sea off Camp's Bay, scream in pain, and then race back onto the beach. The water lo...
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bondapply.com: September 2008
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All you need to know on Property Finance - South Africa. Tuesday, September 30, 2008. Questions about the market. Questions about the market. By Coert Coetzee www.treoc.com. I recently answered the following two questions:. Buyers’ market, buyers’ market, buyers’ market! I am reading and hearing it ad nauseam these days, but at the same time I’ve read that property sales in the country have dropped by almost 50%. Who should one believe? In the South African property market property prices are currently l...
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