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- 15/07/08, PR Leap
Scala Land Group Lists Alternative Investments
Lists Alternative Investments (PRLEAP.COM) today released a diverse portfolio of stocks and shares options available to those who, in light of the threatening recession, are looking for alternative ways to invest their...
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- 10/07/08, CatererSearch
Insatiable demand for London rooms
The entrepreneur behind buy-to-let hotel scheme GuestInvest has brushed off talk of doom and gloom in the hospitality industry, insisting that there is an insatiable demand for hotel rooms in...
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- 30/06/08, CatererSearch
Buy-to-let market - room for more?
The buy-to-let hotel room model is gaining momentum in the UK, yet many experts are still sceptical. Rosalind Mullen finds out why When GuestInvest launched its buy-to-let concept in the UK in 2004, the idea of sinking thousands of pounds into a hotel room and splitting the profit with a member of the.
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- 24/06/08, Investors Chronicle
Bed and benefits
Private landlords faced with falling house prices and a shortage of buy to let mortgage deals, or weary of the work involved in keeping their property tenanted and in good order, might well be tempted by the idea of owning a hotel...
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- 06/06/08, Birmingham Post
Boom time for SIPPS as workers look to alternative plans
It is not often that pensions are described as â sexyâ , but self-invested personal pensions â SIPPs for short â are, apparently, just that. These do-it-yourself pensions that offer a wide range of investment options and the opportunity for investors to manage their own money have soared in popularity..
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- 06/06/08, Birmingham Post
Boom time for SIPPS as workers look to alternative plans
It is not often that pensions are described as sexy, but self-invested personal pensions SIPPs for short are, apparently, just that. These do-it-yourself pensions that offer a wide range of investment options and the opportunity for investors to manage their own money have soared in popularity since...
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- 03/06/08, This is Money
Should you invest in a hotel room?
Although it's one of the strangest forms of property investment, it could just catch on. The idea is simple: you buy a hotel room on a 999-year...
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