murter
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Post by murter on Dec 20, 2011 20:35:53 GMT 1
depends what cash. swiss franc is the king of stabilty.capital is always running to safe havens so its not a strange thing to see people investing at the moment in to gold. no honestly until recently i had same opinin but this Euro crisis made me think what to do with the cash in case I sell the property spend it? i dont urgently need anything and I certanly dont want expensive car. I think swiss franks are safe bet
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Post by happy on Dec 20, 2011 20:41:28 GMT 1
In that case, just sit on it. It WILL be worth a million Euros one day. Trust me.
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murter
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Post by murter on Dec 20, 2011 20:44:35 GMT 1
In that case, just sit on it. It WILL be worth a million Euros one day. Trust me. doubt it. it might increase if situation gets better.well im not selling it too actively. the thing is im not using this property at all.
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Post by Kaskader on Dec 20, 2011 20:47:36 GMT 1
Liquidity rules as well. Rakija...
On a serious note....depending on ones situation of course...I got out of little extra property I had in the UK 5 years ago, and made sure my own mortgage is paid off, something I would recommend to anyone...getting rid of any other personal debt, every last £$kuna....for the rest of the cash I bought something I only thought would be possible if I won the lottery, the opportunity to do for the first time something I really like to do - being full time dad to my 4 year old daughter. Been into it for the last 18 months and possibly another year till she starts full time schooling. Best "thing" money could buy, best thing I've ever done, never been happier...absolutely over the moon...All the trillion euros of the world could not add to the current state of happiness I have.
Will I be able to find similar type of job and money eventually when I get back to reality? Most probably not....
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Post by quest on Dec 31, 2011 1:03:20 GMT 1
With the new property tax prices are definitely going to go down, and that is a good thing.
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Post by Carol on Dec 31, 2011 10:04:24 GMT 1
full time dad to my 4 year old daughter. Been into it for the last 18 months and possibly another year till she starts full time schooling. What can you do when she goes to school? They need dropped off at 8:45 and picked up at the gate at 3:15pm. Then there are 12 weeks holidays per year, sick days, INSET days and strike days. What employer can work with all that?
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Post by Kaskader on Dec 31, 2011 19:56:58 GMT 1
All covered, my wife has a job that (with a little re-arrangement) can cover all this + a bit of grand mothers help from Croatia..no problem. When I get back to full employment, (if I get back, hopefully I do) I will be available to be used and misused for all the hours in the world. I will want to work, work, work..phisically and mentally totally available to focus on work. I've done all or most of things in life that I wanted to make sure they are to be taken care of...so everything is "at peace"..the only thing I feel I have a lot more to bang out is on work side of things. I am in good position to change career to something completely new if I wanted to, but with the macroeconomic situation it is going to be hard to look for some inspiration....instead probably best sticking to what I've done so far. Dream would be to work all the hours of the day for myself or at least in partnership...well, there is no lack of dreams if there is lack of jobs Carol, how have you and your family settled back in the UK? Pls send PM if you preffer...
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